Result- Multiple spots of yellow throughout the house. Typically, daffodils are extremely poisonious for dogs, especially the bulbs. Fortunately, I think Rosko only nibbled a bit on the leaves and maybe a flower or two. Again, thank goodness for the Bissel, which is turning out to be a life saver.
Prognosis- We actually
cancelled a vet appointment for this. Rosko had come down with something which may or may have been related to something he ate, and had a follow-up on the day of the daffodils. The house was cleared of any flowers within puppy reach and hopefully next time {K} comes over for dinner, we can stick with just wine (though the gesture was much appreciated).
Result- This could have been the best way to fertilize our emerging garden. Unfortunately, the idea came after the cleanup, which was minimal. I'm almost tempted to "accidentally" leave out some more packets for him to nosh on and plant the result. Would this be considered inhumane?
Result- Multiple spots of yellow throughout the house. Typically, daffodils are extremely poisonious for dogs, especially the bulbs. Fortunately, I think Rosko only nibbled a bit on the leaves and maybe a flower or two. Again, thank goodness for the Bissel, which is turning out to be a life saver.
Result- Two very pissed off owners. Fortunately, the couch is still usuable, with just a little bit of sagging but this ups our timeline of purchasing another one.
Result- Not good or for the faint of heart. We came home to a house of explosive diarrhea. It was on the walls, for gods sake! Apparently, this side effect can also happen to humans if they eat too many, which I learned from my smart friends {S} and {H}
