[Sca-cooks] OOP - Fw: Jasper and The Uncooked Yeast Rolls
Sue Clemenger
mooncat at in-tch.com
Thu Dec 11 19:09:45 PST 2003
ROTFLMAO!
I grew up with yellow labs (no, I wasn't raised by them! <g>), and they
were serious garbage guts. We had one dog insist he wanted *that*
jalapeno--so my brother gave it to him, and he ate it. Poor dog--I felt
bad for him, but it was funny to watch him eating snow to make the burn
go away. Didn't slow him down a bit, though.
--maire, who has pretty normal pets, if you don't count the cat that
eats wool and silk, or his sister, Curye, who *requires* a corner of the
cereal milk when I have cold cereal for breakfast (and that's the only
people food any of the four of them eat, except maybe a teaspoon or so
of meat tidbits when I'm cut things for a stir-fry)
Tara Sersen Boroson wrote:
> <snipped>
> To lighten the mood, though, and commisserate about the things dogs will
> eat if given half a chance :) Cooper's most exciting snacking adventure
> was a half a carton of chocolate-flavored Viactive calcium chews. You
> know, those little foil wrapped candy-like calcium supplements? The
> canister had been on the counter for weeks, and one day he decided to
> investigate. He ate every one - foil wrappers and all. It was
> approximately half-full. We worked it out to be about 15,000 mg of
> calcium. I wasn't worried about the chocolate, since I figured there
> was very little real chocolate in them. But, the foil wrappers
> concerned me. The vet said not to worry, though, because dogs are
> natural garbage disposals. Sure enough, they came out nice and sparkly
> two days later. Never seemed to bother him a bit, though my husband
> (who was walking him when they finally made their way through,) said the
> excretion process was... explosive.
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