Owners Reveal the Strangest Things Their Dogs Have Eaten

Owners reveal the weirdest things their dogs have ever eatenOwners reveal the weirdest things their dogs have ever eaten (MetaAI)

A survey conducted with 2,000 dog owners in the United States revealed some of the strangest things dogs have ever eaten, including a winning lottery ticket, dentures, a Christmas tree ornament, and even money.

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The survey, commissioned by Darwin’s Natural Pet Products and conducted by Talker Research, found that owners need to stop their dogs from eating inappropriate items every three days, with this need being more frequent when dogs are 20-month-old puppies.

Besides bizarre items, some foods can be dangerous to dogs’ health. The Kennel Club warned that foods like chocolate, onions, and garlic can cause serious problems such as poisoning and anemia.

The survey also revealed that 77% of owners worry about their dogs’ health when they ingest something inappropriate, and many are unsure when this happens.

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While most owners trust they know what constitutes a healthy diet for their dogs, only 45% admitted to feeding their animals a truly healthy diet. More than half of the respondents expressed interest in providing better nutrition, but 46% consider healthy options expensive, and 32% describe their dogs as picky.

Experts suggest that an ideal dog food should contain quality ingredients, similar to a homemade recipe, to ensure the health and well-being of the animals.

Check out some of the weirdest things dogs have ever eaten:

• Christmas tree ornament that looked like a dove
• A meat thermometer
• My sister’s dentures
• His plastic bowl
• He pulled a winning lottery ticket from my bag and chewed it
• Barbie doll heads
• My dog once tried to eat an entire stick of butter that I left on the counter
• My wallet and credit cards

Source: Yahoo News UK | Photo: MetaAI | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team

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