If your dog ate a poopy diaper.....Mine did. Wondering what the consequences are.

[Anonymous]

What I don't understand is the person who stated they were a Vet said what should be done, when Yuri should go to the Vet, ie. Blood in feces, vomiting, etc. I understand having no money... I am dirt poor too. And my silky terrier just git into a diaper AGAIN. We don't use diaper cream, just coconut oil for sore bottoms on my infant granddaughter. I will watch for symptoms and if he gets into distress he will be at the vets, if we have to pawn something to do it. I don't anticipate any problems since this happens on a far too regular basis. We have started bagging the diapers and tossing them downstairs and putting them in a garbage bag later and in the garage. We have started putting a baby gate blocking him from downstairs. Unfortunately, tonight the house was in upheaval with the baby getting a bit ill vomiting and diahrea and the power went out because we are having a bad rain storm and the power transformer exploded... So one was left in the living room in a bag instead of getting tossed down. I ran out and my daughter took the baby to bed and he had at it... Little shit! Please, I understand having no money... Really!! But take your fur baby to the Vet and make arrangement for payment. Borrow, beg or pawn something.

My question: does anyone know of any way to deter the dog from eating them in the first place? I know pineapple, if they eat it, stops them from wanting to eat their own. But is there anything that will work to stop them from eating a baby's? Probably not... Just throwing it out there...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is the person who stated they were a Vet said what should be done, when Yuri should go to the Vet, ie. Blood in feces, vomiting, etc. I understand having no money... I am dirt poor too. And my silky terrier just git into a diaper AGAIN. We don't use diaper cream, just coconut oil for sore bottoms on my infant granddaughter. I will watch for symptoms and if he gets into distress he will be at the vets, if we have to pawn something to do it. I don't anticipate any problems since this happens on a far too regular basis. We have started bagging the diapers and tossing them downstairs and putting them in a garbage bag later and in the garage. We have started putting a baby gate blocking him from downstairs. Unfortunately, tonight the house was in upheaval with the baby getting a bit ill vomiting and diahrea and the power went out because we are having a bad rain storm and the power transformer exploded... So one was left in the living room in a bag instead of getting tossed down. I ran out and my daughter took the baby to bed and he had at it... Little shit! Please, I understand having no money... Really!! But take your fur baby to the Vet and make arrangement for payment. Borrow, beg or pawn something.

My question: does anyone know of any way to deter the dog from eating them in the first place? I know pineapple, if they eat it, stops them from wanting to eat their own. But is there anything that will work to stop them from eating a baby's? Probably not... Just throwing it out there...

MY question: why did you bring this very very old thread (4 years +) back to the top?

And you do know there is a Pet Forum, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What I don't understand is the person who stated they were a Vet said what should be done, when Yuri should go to the Vet, ie. Blood in feces, vomiting, etc. I understand having no money... I am dirt poor too. And my silky terrier just git into a diaper AGAIN. We don't use diaper cream, just coconut oil for sore bottoms on my infant granddaughter. I will watch for symptoms and if he gets into distress he will be at the vets, if we have to pawn something to do it. I don't anticipate any problems since this happens on a far too regular basis. We have started bagging the diapers and tossing them downstairs and putting them in a garbage bag later and in the garage. We have started putting a baby gate blocking him from downstairs. Unfortunately, tonight the house was in upheaval with the baby getting a bit ill vomiting and diahrea and the power went out because we are having a bad rain storm and the power transformer exploded... So one was left in the living room in a bag instead of getting tossed down. I ran out and my daughter took the baby to bed and he had at it... Little shit! Please, I understand having no money... Really!! But take your fur baby to the Vet and make arrangement for payment. Borrow, beg or pawn something.

My question: does anyone know of any way to deter the dog from eating them in the first place? I know pineapple, if they eat it, stops them from wanting to eat their own. But is there anything that will work to stop them from eating a baby's? Probably not... Just throwing it out there...

Just eat your dog's poop in front of him. It might gross him out enough to stop eating the baby's poop.

[Anonymous]

Happened to us more than once. Our 40 lb beagle has always been fine.

[Anonymous]

You dog people are insane.

[Anonymous]

No actually, I didn't notice the date of the last post till now. Just to correct, the last date was 09/12/2012. So a bit over a year ago. I missed the date since I was on my phone. I was concerned by some of the posts. So I posted. I also didn't know about any other forum. Does it really matter since my post was relevant to the topic, other than being a wee bit later than other posts? Are you the post patrol? Lol

[Anonymous]

Dogs are so fucking dumb. I hope he'll be ok, poor thing.

[Anonymous]

The dog will have extremly bad breath.

[Anonymous]

Canned pumpkin is another good, high-fiber, dog-safe, poop-inducing food. Just sayin'

[Anonymous]

My dog just ate a diaper, I called the vet. They told me to give her two teaspoons of hydrogen peroxide and it would make her throw up. It worked and she is fine.

[Anonymous]

can you show me your dog please

[Anonymous]

Some places they use dogs instead of toilet paper. Gross but true.

[Anonymous]

Go away poopy diaper frankenthread!

[Anonymous]

Nope.

[Anonymous]

The first time our dog did this we rushed and got his stomach pumped. Now it’s years and more kids later and I just yell at him and find the poopy diaper poop a day later outback. No issues! And he eats a lot. UGH!!!!!!!!