I've examined his toys & it looks like he ate the ear off his Snoopy stuffed animal.

Still waiting by the phone on pins & needles for more news.

He sleeps with me & I don't want to sleep alone.

Poor Max, my German Shepherd used to sleep with me every night, but he's 10 years old & can't make the jump in bed anymore. So he has a nice cozy dog bed by my bed.

Awww, I'm giving him lots of smooches on his nose. Hang in there Logan, we're rooting for you.

I will say a prayer for Logan. Hang in there everything will be fine soon, he is in good hands at the vet's office.

Poor baby. Sending good thoughts for a fast recovery. I guess no more stuffed animals for him.

I am hoping he is OK . My little dog eats kleenex and has problems but usually it will pass through her. She will get sick from it at times and she goes to the vet to check for obstructions . I bet Logan will be just fine .

Of course you're a wreck, it's your baby. Prayers for Logan. Keep us posted.

Very sorry, Paw. we had to have a portion of a tennis ball removed from our dumb-will-chew-everything Pitt mutt. New years eve at the emerg. vet made for pricey surgery. he did fine, has not gotten much smarter, and we send best wishes to Logan for a safe recovery.

Wishing Logan a speedy recovery. He's beautiful.

Prayers for a speedy recovery for Logan and peace and comfort for you. I know how nerve wracking something like this can be. Stay positive. Could you find something to use for steps so Max can get up on your bed tonight? Some boxes or something? Maybe a suitcase or 2?

Please keep us posted!

Rusty

Good wishes for Logan. My cat ate an anti-inflammatory pill meant for the dog. You can't take your eyes off them , right? ...lol

I want to kiss that nose. I think he'll be OK under vets care, and only wish there was some way to ease your anxiety. At 4, he'll probably recover more quickly than you do. Does it help you to know my SIL had a Portuguese water dog that ate any and every thing? Socks, dish cloths, sponges - he countersurfed in the kitchen and the laundry. No long lasting effects, nothing the vet couldn't resolve (while doing eyerolls. What, again?).

Here's our Logan. Nephew. He's sending kisses to your Logan too.

So sorry, Paw, for you and Logan. He's a sweetie, isn't he? I can tell by his eyes. I do know what you are going through. My little mini poodle Dusty will eat anything, from poop to grass to road kill. I don't think the steroids he is on for asthma help the situation. So about 5 years ago, BIL was carving a leg of lamb and the pop-up timer fell on the floor. Dusty was of course standing by his feet, and before I could grab him-you guessed it-pop up timer down his little gullet. I grabbed him and stuck my finger down his throat and could feel it sliding down. Ended up having surgery to remove it a few days later, and he recovered just fine. Dumb little guy hasn't learned his lesson, will still eat anything! Logan and you will be in my prayers

The vet just called. Logan is spending the night. The barium dye is almost thru. They're gonna to give him a small liquid dinner & check him in the morning because some barium dye is still stuck in his stomach.

We're not out of the woods yet.

He's in good hands and hopefully will be able to keep a little food down.

Hang in there.

Thank you everyone. I feel like a bad Dad for letting that happen. Glad to know I'm not alone. He just loves to chew & eat anything that he can get to.

My German Shepherd used to but grew out of it. He chewed the door knob off my door when I was at work once. Thank God he didn't swallow it. His favorite was wood. Chair & couch legs, coffee table, baseboards, cupboards & my wood banister spindles were his delight.

Poor Logan! Hoping for the best. it's going to be a long night for you, Paw.

I'm so sorry Logan is suffering. Mila & Misty are sending kitty vibes and comforting purrs his way.

So sorry for this scary time! Sending hugs your way, and keeping Logan in my prayers.

Paw keep us updated you know Amiee and I fell in love with Logan thru your posts.

Sending healing thoughts. Logan will be fine.

Sending prayers for Logan to be okay. Poor baby!

Oh I hope Logan will be OK, loads of good wishes for a full recovery.

Oh Logan is just precious. I've just said a prayer for him. God loves all of His creations and I know He will take care of Logan.

Hope it turns out to be nothing serious and he recovers quickly and completely.

Awww, sweet boy. Look at that face! It's saying "I'm sorry I caused you so much worry, Dad. I won't do it again." I hope he comes home tomorrow all squeaky clean.

My BIL's dog once chewed through the garage wall. Sheet rock, insulation and siding. Yep, he was a lab.

What a sweet face he has!! Lots of fast recovery vibes for him, and "good night's rest even though you are worried" vibes for you.

I hope Logan has a restful night at the vet's. And you too.

Oh my. Logan is just beautiful, we will be thinking of a safe and quick recovery for him.

They are our babies...if they hurt, we hurt. Gods blessing on you both.

So sorry...I know how helpless you feel when you can't make it all better..and our furbabies can't tell us what happened or how they feel,

Sending healing thoughts to Logan. It's so hard when they're sick. Definitely good that he's only four and has been healthy otherwise.

Can you get a set of pet stairs for your German Shepherd so he can get up on your bed?

Awwww, what a sweet face. Our "new to us" 8 year Choc. Lab has the sweetest face too, and I fear that he will eat something bad. H's starving all the time but so far, so good. My best wishes and prayers for Lucky Logan to be home and well very soon.

How sweet he looks. My neighbor's dog once ate a champagne cork (he was always looking for food,) had the surgery after first vet didn't think about an obstruction and second vet caught it a week later, and healed up just fine. I'm sure your baby will be just fine, though I know it's hard to wait. Maybe you can lay down a sleeping bag next to your other dog and sleep there tonight. :)

I hope Logan will feel better and come back home to you soon.

Sephia, I tried those stairs for Max but he won't use them. He's afraid they will slip & he'll fall. He puts his front paws on them & changes his mind.

He would use a ramp if it was very sturdy & had non skid strips on it. If we walk, he'll do an incline but stairs are hard for him at his age.

Thank you again everyone. I made it through the night! I sure hope I can pick Logan up today!!

I have a set of steps which are also a ramp, and it folds down to fit under the bed.

I hope Logan is feeling better today.

We used this ramp for our lab when she got to where she couldn't jump or climb stairs. It is sturdy enough that a person can walk up also. https://www.amazon.com/Rage-Powersports-DR-06-Folding-Ramp/dp/B004HLSHQW/ref=pd_ybh_a_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=7AS828FKA9QGZYPPVT1F

Hope Logan recovers quickly. Don't blame yourself for him eating the ear off his toy. Our Bella, a lab will eat literally anything (drywall screws, a 7/16" socket, small pieces of motorcycle...). Obviously, we try to prevent it, but sometimes she beats us to it. She's 11 years old and none the worse for it, as far as we know. ((((Hugs)))) for you as you wait for Logan to recover.

Hope Logan gets to come home today with a good report from the vet.

Prayers for Logan and hope he is soon home.

Sue and Izzi Too

Sending positive vibes for a speedy recovery Logans way! He sure is a pretty pup!

Talked to the vet. He puked up a large blob of stuff this morning. They believe it's the blob they saw on the X-rays. They gave him medicine to induce vomiting which worked, hopefully. Now they gave him meds to ease his stomach. They're going to give him a little food at noon & see if he can hold it down.

If he can hold down food I can bring him home today! Fingers crossed!!

Oh poor guy!... On the subject of eating things, my granddaughter's orange tabby cat, Gary... he ate an entire package of 25 new hair ties. In the X-ray's his intestines looked like a braided rope. We forked out the 1200 for surgery and he recovered great. Then 2 years later he somehow got up under our daughter's sewing machine, pulled out and ate an entire bobbin of black thread so back for more surgery. They had to take his entire intestines out and lay them out on the table, 12 feet of intestines they said. They had to make small incisions every few inches, snip and pull the thread out. When they got up close to his stomach the last bit wouldn't come out. They looked in his mouth and it was wrapped around the base of his tongue. That surgery took a while to get over. He must of learned his lesson as that was the last of his eating things he shouldn't, that we know of anyway. But... this spring he somehow contacted a fungus infection in his lungs and didn't make it... after a couple more thousand dollars in trying to save him....

Oh dear Mimi. Not a happy memory.

Paw--hope pup comes home today.

Poor little pooch. Wishing the best for you both.

Did the blob look anything like the missing snoopy ear? Hope so, and I hope you have him home, well and back to his usual self later today....

Sending prayers for you and Logan.

Sounds like good news (in context!!). Poor baby!

I hope he gets to snuggle with you tonight.