What to do!!! Oliver ate some stuffing out of his toy............

[Mishon]

Ok, so I wasnt home this evening but while I was gone, Oliver (who is 10 months old, and about 60 lbs.) ate some stuffing out of his toy... my husband grabbed what he could but Oliver then threw up 2 times, once I was told with nothing but liquid, the second time some of the fluff came up. Now I do not know how much he ate, but his toy still has a lot left in it (and is now in the garbage) but is this something I should panic about?? It truly bothers me as I dont know how much he ate. He is acting fine now, has drank water, and ate, but I am just worried! Anybody have any suggestions, or just watch and wait type of a thing? -- Thanks again- any comments appreciated!

[Debbie and Thomas]

This stuffing does make them sick if they eat it-I don't understand why they have to stuff these dog toys now. My previous dog Buddy used to ingest this stuffing and it made him "sick as a dog" no punn intended. He usually would get mild diaherrea the next day. Vet said-not to worry.

[Mishon]

I hope you are right! I know if cats ingest things it can be bad, but again, I dont even know how much he got down....if any especially since I wasn't home, thanks though, the discussion will at least help me through the night, and I will also hope all is well in the morning!! If not I will be calling the vet :(

[Adrianne Matzkin]

We found an unstuffed, plush animal. 98% stuffing free. The head has stuffing and a squeaker and the feet have squeakers. Samantha goes nowhere without her 'Moo'. I always have an extra on hand just in case Moo's head gets a hole - that's when she pulls out the little stuffing it has and the squaker, which is the size of a fist so it doesn't get swallowed too easily.


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[2sforeqbpo84w]

Oliver, Oliver, Oliver...you silly dog!
Breathe....
Oh, if I could count the times that Cayenne has eaten stuffing out of a toy! She's always been fine but I do remember the first time she got into something that she shouldn't have. She did the same thing, got sick twice within about 1/2 and I panicked, called an emergency vet (it was a Sunday night) and they calmed me down, well somewhat. I spent the night worrying about every move she made. There didn't seem to be any residule problem.
This last CHristmas I bought First-Aid Companion for Dogs and Cats. It's got solid information. I bought it at Barnes and Noble. It's just calming having it in the house.
Keep us posted.

[Mishon]

Well, so far so good this morning, he went and did all of his business outside, all looks well........I am still a little nervous, but no vomiting since the initial.... its funny though, Oliver already has a moo, but he just loves bigger toys (than moo!) I am thinking I am just going to have to get out the sewing machine and make a large non stuffed one for him! Hopefully the day goes on uneventful with him, he does seem fine, and I hope it doesnt change!

[2hl9mp3c2fuam]

I'm sure he will be okay - good luck!