Dog ate keyboard button?
My dog may have eaten a button on my keyboard.
Since I fear it, I would very much like to know if this is harmful.
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Unless the dog is a Chihuahua, not much will happen.
Of course, in rare cases, complications can arise if the part becomes lodged somewhere. But usually, it simply passes out again.
Keep a close eye on your dog over the next few days. As long as he's behaving normally, I wouldn't do anything at this point. However, if signs like constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain, etc. appear, take him to the vet immediately and get an x-ray to see if the thing is stuck somewhere.
Hey,
In vielen Fällen passiert nichts, da der Körper oft in der Lage ist, solche kleinen Objekte auf natürliche Weise auszuscheiden. Trotzdem ist es besser, auf Nummer sicher zu gehen und den Hund im Auge zu behalten. Wenn er Anzeichen von Unwohlsein zeigt, solltest du einen Tierarzt aufsuchen.
LG 🍀 🌻
I will do that, thanks for your answer
Immer gerne.
Viel Glück. 🫠🐶
Das kommt darauf an, wie groß die Taste und wie klein der Hund ist.