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donnamatrix · 03-17-2010, 04:07 PM

RG: Great story, gorgeous dog.

LIFORLREXIN: My friend had to euthanize her 18-month old Golden - he was really into eating baby bibs, dish towels, etc., They would often find material wrapped up in his poop in the yard. This last time, it was too much material and too much intestinal damage for him to survive. Absolutely heartbreaking.

In 1984, my tuxedo cat Annie (unbeknownst to me) while playing with a wine cork - chewed off a bit of the cork. It lodged in her duodenum- didn't make it to the intestine, but caused major blockage. She was in rough shape. After surgery and lots of $$$ she lived to be 16. That was the most expensive bottle of wine that I don't remember drinking ... ever!! Don't let your cats play with wine corks!

Guess we all have stories about our furry kids.

03-17-2010, 04:07 PM	#13
donnamatrix Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Moultonboro Posts: 833 Thanks: 24 Thanked 258 Times in 120 Posts	Pet DO get into trouble RG: Great story, gorgeous dog. LIFORLREXIN: My friend had to euthanize her 18-month old Golden - he was really into eating baby bibs, dish towels, etc., They would often find material wrapped up in his poop in the yard. This last time, it was too much material and too much intestinal damage for him to survive. Absolutely heartbreaking. In 1984, my tuxedo cat Annie (unbeknownst to me) while playing with a wine cork - chewed off a bit of the cork. It lodged in her duodenum- didn't make it to the intestine, but caused major blockage. She was in rough shape. After surgery and lots of $$$ she lived to be 16. That was the most expensive bottle of wine that I don't remember drinking ... ever!! Don't let your cats play with wine corks! Guess we all have stories about our furry kids.