What is the strangest thing your dog has ever eaten????

HI Loverbear: Oh my that's funny heheheeh!! passing a one inch wide of nylon web leash...LOL! Poor dog!! AND EWWW!! are you sure you want to know the worst thing my dogs have eaten?? Now remember I am from the country ok?? The worst thing for me, not sure about the dogs, but the worst thing for me is when they drag home a stinking skunk, UGH!!! My "darlins" have done this twice now...and guess who has to get rid of the carcass?? Mmmeeeee!!! OMG!! Oh lord I'd rather they eat dog leashes, but no they drag home well any animal that God creates...and now they have been dragging home deer pieces/parts/ that hunters leave out in the woods or when the poor things get hit and no body picks up the carcass but all the neighborhood dogs big time feast for them; oh boy!! I could go on and on but I think Skunk is the worst for me!! Darn dumb dogs of mine !!! BAd stinky dogs! EWWW! AND PPPPPPP.....UUUUUU!!!!

Poo, and I hate it..She still does this, so for most of the time, she is an outdoor dog until she stops.

Well I've never had dogs, but some of my former cats have eaten strange things..and one time one of my cats, Sachiko completely freaked me out.. It was oh, I say about twenty five years ago. It was Thanksgiving. While everything was cooking up, I decided to do some "studio shots" in the living room on a fall/Thanksgiving theme. Then all of a sudden Sackiko is coming out of the kitchen doing a really weird thing with her mouth, like something was stuck in it. So I went over to her opened her mouth and........gasps!!!!!!! Somehow she managed to find the needle (with some thread) that I had sewn up the turkey with before roasting. I tried to get it out...I could see it all the way back in her throat....then worse...she swallowed it! Talk about freaking out..though it oddly enough didn't seem to bother her in the least..now being that it was Thanksgiving there weren't any vets open save one place quite a distance away...a very "famous" veterinary place in Manhattan open 24/7 even on holidays...still there was no way we could have brought her in as we were completely busted for money. So I at least called them to get advice....the person kept insisting we bring Sachiko in but kept explaining money wise we wouldn't be able to...this place was not only a famous vet place but outrageous in their bills...like charging a person $200 just to say hello to a vet for starters...so she told me the only thing I could hope for was that the needle would eventually pass through. Well, it almost sounds funny now, but I watched Sachiko like a hawk every time she pooed. For two whole days, nothing then on the third day as I watched her take a poo....eureka...the needle came out with her poo...you think I had just won a million dollars as I was so happy...strange to be happy over cat poo,right? LOL. The incident never seemed to have bothered her in the least...I was the one who was a nervous wreck...she actually lived a good fifteen years after that incident too. Since that episode I never "sewed" up a chicken or turkey ever again...uh, just in case. As for strange food items that my former cats have eaten (my two current kitties really don't eat people food--oh except maybe bacon, ham and scrambled eggs)...here's a list: rice, couscous, noodles, peas, carrots, corn, Brie cheese, cream cheese, ice cream, sour cream,--cheese of any kind actually, beef stew, cake, bread...uh, the list is nearly endless...LOL

I have a Pom/SnowDog mix that used to eat underware, chewed the strap off a brand new back pack, ate a whole basket of candy and half the basket too! When she ate an aluminum can thought that would be the end of her... no just strange looking stools for a couple of days. She finally out grew chewing and eating everything but still once in awhile gets a hankering for odd things. Recently caught her chewing on a piece of wall board left over from a repair job. She also likes talcum powder. I found it works to control ants but only lasts till my little devil dog finds the stuff sprinkled on the floor and likes it up as it if it were sugar. She also like to lick the metal drawer pulls on an old desk.

Hmmm well the St Bernard ate, or at least chewed up, one of each pair of shoes I owned. Like he couldn't just stick with one pair? He also chewed up some plastic lawn ornaments I used for holidays. My german shepherd destroyed an entire chair one day when I was gone. He also destroyed the cover on the hottub as well. Mine did it out of boredom. Probably the same thing with your dogs. But it sounds like your dogs chew things that could potentially be fatal to them. I'd suggest locking them in a safe room when you aren't around so they can't get these things.

I would say cat poop! I've caught her a few times, I thought she would get sick as you know what, but she didn't. I think if she got sick from it just one time she would quit. I haven't caught her for a while so maybe she's quit.

oh forget the strangest thing he ate... i think nothing can be stranger than my dog itself.... when he was about 7 months old.... he had suddenly gotten this habit of eating mangoes..... he loved them.... and as you know the mango has a pretty huge seed in it.... though he used to leave the seed aside all the time... one day he decided to try it i guess.... and i eralised that after he came up to me with just the skin of the mango..... and no seed to be found anywhere... i panicked..... called the doctor around 12 am in the morning and asked him frantically what to do .... he told me to take a little salt and stuff it down his throat..... i thought that was erally weird as i dint know what help would salt do to get the seed out but after 5 minutes of doing so my dog threw up and there was the mango seed.... in his vomit.... gosh was i relieved.... i thought there would be a mango tree growing in his stomach after a few days..... just kidding!! but i think that was the weirdest thing that he had eaten !!

I used to have a dog that loved fresh plums. We had a plum tree that would get weighed down with the weight from the ripe plums and he would literally jump up and grab a plum to eat. He even ate the pit. When they fell on the ground, he would eat them as well. We had to pick them up rather quickly or he would make himself sick by eating them.

Yes cat poo is the worst I think. And they never stopp doing that unless you don't have cats around at all. It usually means they are lacking in something when they experiment like that. I ended up getting different food for mine and he did stop some foods haven't got the vitamins or something in them. I know its expensive but its not nice when they eat stuff they aren't supposed to

Your babies definitely have a wide range of 'tastes'. LOL! My Buddy is the very same way. He loves to try to eat basketballs (yes you read that right), tennis balls, the stuffing to comforters, and he even tried to eat one of the life jackets from our boat. He didn't feel to good after that one. LOL

when my dog was a live the starngest thing he ate was some crap and didn,t think anything about doing it i found this to be strange espeacially how it smells.

My dog is extrremely partial to fish, specially the canned fish such as tuna or salmon. She goes absolutely mad for it and we think she must have some cat dna in her somewhere! Chocolate makes her drool but we don't let her have it as it can be toxic to canines. She's also fond of toast and as long as it's wholemeal and not the junk white bread (that would poison me, never mind the dog!) she sometimes gets a little corner of the slice. If there's marmalade or jam on it she won't eat it.

the strangest thing my dog have ever eaten was plastic. She escaped from her dog house once and she went out and took a walk around the neighborhood. She came back but she must have eat some plastic because her poop have plastic bits after that

balloons! my puppy popped and ate balloons one time. the vet was concerned that her system wouldn't be able to handle it, so we had to force her to drink peroxide through a turkey baster to make her throw it up... poor pooch :( she was fine afterward though

The dog I grew up with ate a long yellow plastic hose type thing, never knew where she found it, it didn't pass through, it came back the way it went in.... Now, I've learned over the years that some cats are totally taken with rubber bands and they are bad for them, so I keep them away from all the cats....

this happened quite a few years ago, but our dog would sometimes poop on the floor. one time she pooped in my son's room and when i went to pick it up i noticed 2 bright red things coming out of it. so i thought, oh great, the dog has some kind of internal bleeding. well upon closer inspection i noticed they were 2 small red hands reaching for the sky out of her poop. it turns out she chewed off and swallowed the hands off my sons "Spiderman" toy that he had.