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Tissue Eating Spaniel
I have a four year old cocker spaniel that lives to eat paper. Particularily tissue paper. She will do whatever she can to find it. If you try to take it away from she will most definitely bite. She will eat holes in your pockets to grab a tissue. It almost seems as though she craves something in the paper. Although we do our best to prevent her from getting it she will sometimes pass nothing but digested paper in her stools. We are concerned for her health. Does anyone know what is causing this or what can be done about it?
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That is so weird I have never heard of that before. I mean I have heard of animals eatting things that is not their food but not actually called something. (sickness or a bad habbit) That is so funny, I am sure it is not funny if your dog is trying to consume anything and everything. LOL
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Thats very interestin LR tx
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careful
Be careful, dogs can get any virus that can pass through human mucus. Our inlaws dog got an awful cold and strep throat from eating tissues. It gets expensive to treat
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try giving her tissue with an unplesant oder or taste on it she will then see tissue with bad taste and will not eat it
Last edited by kibbles; May 20th, 2004 at 01:45 PM. Reason: rong gender names |
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ya... one of the dogs had a fetish for eating tissues...
downplay the situation, better yet, remove the tissues from places that the dog might reach (including the garbage). it works. (btw, i didnt read the article, i'm typing from experience) |
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