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Post by ken on Nov 9, 2022 9:48:11 GMT -5
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Post by pinotbear on Nov 9, 2022 10:23:32 GMT -5
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Post by ursusminor on Nov 9, 2022 14:40:45 GMT -5
As I recall, one of my sister's dogs had a toad-licking "problem". This likely contributed to at least one seizure, but the pup didn't give it up until she had a really bad "trip" on her last toad.
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Post by knightsbridgeaz on Nov 9, 2022 19:41:44 GMT -5
As I recall, one of my sister's dogs had a toad-licking "problem". This likely contributed to at least one seizure, but the pup didn't give it up until she had a really bad "trip" on her last toad. We have Sonoran River Toads here in Tucson, they come out in some of the Monsoon storms. Unattractive and bad for dogs, I don't think there is any human connection. I had to chase one out of the backyard a few years back. Saw one in the driveway this year. But they are not around much. |
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Post by pinotbear on Nov 9, 2022 20:40:47 GMT -5
As I recall, one of my sister's dogs had a toad-licking "problem". This likely contributed to at least one seizure, but the pup didn't give it up until she had a really bad "trip" on her last toad. We have Sonoran River Toads here in Tucson, they come out in some of the Monsoon storms. Unattractive and bad for dogs, I don't think there is any human connection. I had to chase one out of the backyard a few years back. Saw one in the driveway this year. But they are not around much. yeah, the pup in question lived south of Maricopa, with my older daughter/ursusminor's older sister. The pup was a wolf-hybrid, sweet in nature - but, still, easily 80 pounds, and she had a craving for those toads. My older daughter's a vet tech, and quite knowledgeable on the topic of toads - and, she vigorously would check the pack compound,, but the stoner pup still managed to find the occasional toad. |
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