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So, way back in 2007 (yes, MAY 2007!) I stupidly let Ruby eat an eaten-by-me corn cob.
Then I posted on a forum asking how stupid that really was and the unanimous reaction was to take her to the vet immediately - they do NOT digest! I even got a number of concerned PMs saying same. But, we decided to watch and wait. She did poop a FEW pieces out but otherwise was acting normal.
However, a couple of days ago, she started eating grass and then barfed up a brown colored roundish thing that boggled me. It was wierd enough that I left it out to dry for a few days and when we broke it apart, damned if it wasn't a freaking piece of corn cob from 2007!!!!!! We will continue to watch - might even try to clear her stomach with a dose of hydrogen peroxide (per a recommendation) but I would say now, that this is NOT something that should ever be fed to a dog since these things do not digest in the least! :wow
Over all of these years, she has semi-reliably barfed up the ends of chicken leg bones when I feed raw - a quick barf in the morning and that's it. I am very curious to see if that will now be a thing of the past?!?
THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE AFTER DRYING A BIT - when it first came up it was smooth and round with 2 flat sides but was covered in hairs - I almost thought she had eaten a creature initially...
FREAKING CORN COB PIECE!
Then I posted on a forum asking how stupid that really was and the unanimous reaction was to take her to the vet immediately - they do NOT digest! I even got a number of concerned PMs saying same. But, we decided to watch and wait. She did poop a FEW pieces out but otherwise was acting normal.
However, a couple of days ago, she started eating grass and then barfed up a brown colored roundish thing that boggled me. It was wierd enough that I left it out to dry for a few days and when we broke it apart, damned if it wasn't a freaking piece of corn cob from 2007!!!!!! We will continue to watch - might even try to clear her stomach with a dose of hydrogen peroxide (per a recommendation) but I would say now, that this is NOT something that should ever be fed to a dog since these things do not digest in the least! :wow
Over all of these years, she has semi-reliably barfed up the ends of chicken leg bones when I feed raw - a quick barf in the morning and that's it. I am very curious to see if that will now be a thing of the past?!?

THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE AFTER DRYING A BIT - when it first came up it was smooth and round with 2 flat sides but was covered in hairs - I almost thought she had eaten a creature initially...

FREAKING CORN COB PIECE!