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Comments (6)Thanks, Bunny. Actually, Carla, after I saw the list of poisonous plants, my husband mentioned that he had come in with a hydrangea leaf. He saw the dog playing with it on the bed, then we noticed that the leaves were sticking through the slats of the fence. Now we have put hardware cloth on the fence so that the leaves cannot get through. He truly could have eaten a rabbit, bird, or anything, but I prefer to think that it was the leaf. SAmmy...See MoreMy dog ate wood from our fireplace...Need Help!
Comments (10)I hope your dog is better this morning. If not, you would probably want to visit a vet, given that it sounds like she ate a lot of it. Wood ash is very alkali, which could be harsh on her digestive tract if she ate a lot. If she gulped it down in quantity, she may have gotten a larger piece that is stuck in her gut. My old lab had a weak tummy and she LOVED to eat BBQ ash. We didn't allow it, but every so often she'd get into it and nibble a little down. Funny though, it never made her throw up. When she was young we use to get charcoal dog biscuits at a local pet store; for her weak tummy and bad breath and we always figured that was why she would try to get into the charcoal and ash- to sooth her tummy. If your dog is not normally one who eats "stuff" she shouldn't, then she may have some other digestive issues that are driving her to eat things like that. Good luck....See MoreBig biting black flies when we're in our pool!
Comments (8)We didn't have a pool at our old house, but we had a small pond and anytime we would BBQ or try to eat outside the flies were out of control - disgusting, crawling and biting us. We bought a Rescue! Disposable fly trap at Lowes and it worked MAGIC. This is a plastic baggie filled with some horrifically stinky powder with a yellow plastic hanger piece on it. You cut the plastic bag where it shows, add water to it and hang it (we used zip ties or florist wire) far enough away OUTSIDE that you don't smell it. It attracts every fly in the neighborhood. For example, we put ours on the far back of our yard (our property T'd into the neighbor's, so our far backyard on our right was his far front on his right, and trying to be neighborly we didn't want to hang it close to his doors/windows). Anyway, it worked fantastic, we would top the water off if it evaporated before the plastic was filled with fly corpses. When it's full, I'd wear one plastic grocery sack like a glove and disconnect it and throw it in another grocery sack, then double bag it in my "glove" and tie it off and throw away on trash day. Don't throw it out before trash day because it can leak or attract more flies to your garbage can. The yellow-jacket version of this trap doesn't work well at all, IMHO, but I couldn't have been more pleased with the fly trap. Look for it on Lowe's website and read the reviews....See MoreHave your felines created household CAT-astrophe? Share...
Comments (22)@czarinalex - OMG! I'm so sorry you had to go through that. I can only imagine the amount of stuff that needed to be done to take care of this. czars and happy2b's stories reminded me of another incident we had with one of the cats - the other one this time. We had a flood due to a cracked fitting in our master bath and due to antique week going on where I live there were no hotels or B&Bs near us when they came to replace the wood floors in the whole house. We got approval from insurance to rent an RV and stayed in it in our driveway. We put the cats in there. First they were both scared, but one got over it fairly quickly and went exploring and found the one tiny hole she could fit into which led to somewhere in the underbelly of the RV. DH ended up having to partially disassemble the RV to get her out as she refused to come out. I took the kid to her game while he did this so I thankfully missed it....See More- 19 years ago
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