Please be careful with Tide Pods(and similar) and your dog's access to them...

[oscarmayer]

ensure that they cannot get anywhere near them. One of the Bulldogs we know got into a bag of them and ate one. He did not survive. He vomited it up but aspirated some of the chemical and the resulting pneumonia along with the chemical poisoning was too much for him. It was a matter of hours after ingestion, not days.
I'd think the same should apply Dishwasher pods/tabs.

 

[sisters3]

[MENTION=15364]oscarmayer[/MENTION] A GOOD WARNING INDEED !!!!!!! So sorry for the sweet bully that you know.....

 

[Lalaloopsie]

Thank for a reminder! I always keep it on top shelves, not on the floor. These bulligators can eat anything, even disgusting washing powder pods!

 

[2BullyMama]

So sad.... I don’t buy those, I still use the liquid and keep them out of reach [emoji29]


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[cefe13]

Oh dear, thanks for posting this.

 

[KING OLLIE HOUSE of BULLDOG]

ensure that they cannot get anywhere near them. One of the Bulldogs we know got into a bag of them and ate one. He did not survive. He vomited it up but aspirated some of the chemical and the resulting pneumonia along with the chemical poisoning was too much for him. It was a matter of hours after ingestion, not days.
I'd think the same should apply Dishwasher pods/tabs.

How very sad


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[Hceril]

how sad.

 

[ddnene]

Oh gosh... how awful. I treat mine like toddlers... all our cleaners and medicine is locked up.