Gorilla glue

[shell007]

Cocoa shell mulch can be very toxic as well (as can chocolate). It should NOT be used in areas that pets frequent.

Trust me....I know, but after having 16 cubic yards delivered, paid for, and put down...I'm not about to replace it now.

I think the vet bills will be cheaper!

Yeah...that's it...maybe I can sue the mulch company for the vet bills???

 

[nextwife]

Trust me....I know, but after having 16 cubic yards delivered, paid for, and put down...I'm not about to replace it now.

I think the vet bills will be cheaper!

Yeah...that's it...maybe I can sue the mulch company for the vet bills???

Toxic, as in your pet can have severe seizures and DIE.

Maybe try moving the spot where you tie them out,when they go out , so they can't get to the mulch? Maybe just remove it from THAT bed area?

 

[shell007]

Toxic, as in your pet can have severe seizures and DIE.

Maybe try moving the spot where you tie them out,when they go out , so they can't get to the mulch? Maybe just remove it from THAT bed area?

Seriously...my post was meant to be more of a joke in order to sue the mulch company.

With that being said, it is true that our new puppy loves to eat mulch, but we got a handle on that pretty quickly. We take the dog out on a retractable leash and bring him back in the house as soon as he is finished. He's never out of our site for a minute.

 

[nextwife]

Didn't mean to get preachy, I 'd just recieved several caution notices to be very careful to NOT use cocoa shell mulch where pets may go and that several deaths had been documented.

Wouldn't want anything unhealthy to happen to poochy.

 

[shell007]

Didn't mean to get preachy, I 'd just recieved several caution notices to be very careful to NOT use cocoa shell mulch where pets may go and that several deaths had been documented.

Wouldn't want anything unhealthy to happen to poochy.

Thanks

 

[stinson3]

DOGS EATiNG GORiLLA GLUE

My ****er spaniel/blue heeler Odie ate Gorilla Glue about a month ago. At first he was vomiting and then he seemed alright .. Slowly over the month he has quit eating and gotten really picking about what he eats. We've taken him to the Vet to get it checked out about the Gorilla Glue and eventually had to get it removed.

Just wanted to share what I know now. Gorilla Glue is not toxic and will do most of it's expanding within the first hour. The first vet said his stomach acids would eventually break the thing down. After stressing out for a month we got the glue removed. He ate about a teaspoon and it expanded to the size of a softball. He has an cut about 6-8 inches long. He's on a liquid diet until next Thursday.

Questions or anything, pictures available @ S.e.Stinson07@sbcglobal.net

 

[acmb05]

Filty mouth

Use Orbitz.

 

[LegalWithAnI]

You know what I got shocked plugging in my radio after taking a shower; maybe I should sue Georgia Power.

 

[outonbail]

The glue tastes like peanuts and maple syrup to dogs.

Huh? How would anyone know what the glue tastes like to a dog? Did you see you're dog putting it on pancakes?

 

[ezmarelda]

Huh? How would anyone know what the glue tastes like to a dog? Did you see you're dog putting it on pancakes?

This is possibly the best post I have ever read here!

 

[outonbail]

Even if there were some mysterious way to know what you're dog thinks something tastes like, I'm not so sure my dog would be excited to find something flavored like peanuts and maple syrup in his food bowl.
Now if it tasted like cat poop, then he'd be doing tricks all night long, just for another spoonful!

So, considering that most dogs have a taste for cat poop, drink from the toilet and spend time each day licking their own butt and personal unit, I'm not sure there is anything that they wouldn't put in their mouth.

So what is it that the gorilla glue people should be flavoring their glue after, in order to make it unappealing to dogs?

Plain label dry dog food is about all I've seen my dogs spit out,,, well, that and a toad.

 

[cbg]

I am generally opposed to responding to threads that were originated close to a year ago, but given that it's already been reopened, I'll mention my sister's dogs, who, when they were teething, ate the cedar shingles off the garage.

Just about anything else they could get their mouths around, too, but my sister had to have the garage re-shingled.

 

[holbieone]

y'all a bunch of hijacking drama queens