Ate tin foil, should I induce vomiting?

[jeanne & Lilly]

Hi everyone. My 6 yr old doodle just ate a piece of tinfoil, about 12”x14”. She didn’t swallow it whole, because I found her before she finished, looks like she shredded it apart.
Should I induce vomiting? Also it had probably 4TB of olive oil inside.
She is on a course of steroids and she constantly hungry and thirsty. Several days ago she got ahold of a roll of toilet paper, she is jumping up counters for Kleenex, which is something she has not done in 5 1/2 years.

[Stacy]

I've had really good luck with calling the emergency vet and asking what they think about things. Maybe call them and see what they recommend? 

Poor baby. Steroids are no fun. 

[jeanne & Lilly]

Thanks! I'll give that a try. The answer I usually get, is we can't diagnose over the phone.

[J and Riley (and Luna)]

Luna is on a mega dose of steroids these days for her cancer... 24/7 claiming we don't feed her and attempting to steal everything.  Last week she ate a strawberry top/leaf that I dropped.. she doesn't even like greens!

[jeanne & Lilly]

Thank goodness! The ER vet said Lilly will most likely pass it, but to keep an eye on her.

[Stacy]

That's good news. That would have been my personal thought too, but it's better to hear it from a professional than some random person on the internet. I hope everything comes out well!

[Maryann,Roo and Tigger]

For future reference:

Generally when a dog eats something fairly benign ( not poisonous, not sharp), my vet says feed them as much Wonder bread as they will eat and keep water available and the will pass it.

[J and Riley (and Luna)]

Yep, that's always my go-to.  Sandwich bread.

Luna once ate (we think) a chicken bone on garbage day on a walk and this is what we did.  Those things are so dangerous :/