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Shocking Discovery In Dog’s Stomach Reminds Us: Some Dogs Will Eat Anything!

By: Karen Tietjen

Karen Tietjen

| December 11, 2017
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Dovey is a 4-year-old Shar-Pei, and apparently, she has quite the appetite.

When her family noticed that she was feeling ill, they took her to see her vet. Immediately, he realized something was wrong; he’d been caring for her since she was a puppy, and could tell that she’d lost a lot of weight in a short amount of time.

When Dovey was taken into surgery, they could not believe what they found: not one, not two, but 21 pacifiers! Apparently, the pup had developed a taste for her human sibling’s things.

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Thankfully, this loved pup will be okay! But the vet had one piece of advice for pet parents: put your stuff away! After all, some dogs will eat just about anything.

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