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Nothing will happen. A dog will eat many dirty things. Even if its a wild mouse with diseases. My dog caught a mouse in my backyard.. All that will happen is that it will dispose of the intestines
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What happens if a dog eats sperm?
nothing happens
What happens when a dog eats a thermometer with mercury?
I would take to a vet right away or you wont have a dog
What happens if your dog eats a disposable diaper?
if your dog eats a disposable diaperyou will have 2 get it checked out because the dirtiness will get the dog sick and it will get the dog sick because theirs a chemical inside called sodium pollyacalate
What happens to a dog who eats a fishing bobber a sinker and a hook?
sweet pea
What happens if a Maltese eats a tiny amount of hair gel?
Your dog will get diarhea
What if puppy eats a mouse?
if a dog eats mice poison you should see a vet about it
What happens if a mouse eats a nut?
It will die!
What happens to a mouse when it eats an aspirin?
It will die
What happens if a dog eats sperm?
nothing happens
Why do cats eat mouse?
It's all part of the grand design of the food chain: the bigger fish eats the smaller fish. The dog eats the cat. The cat eats the mouse. The mouse eats the grain. The grain eats nutrients from the soil. The soil is rich in nutrients because of a decomposing dog. Or cat. Or mouse, even. Thus, we can conclude: the worm is on top of them all in the food chain !
What happens if a dog eats prosciutto?
You will have a very happy dog.
What happens if a dog eats superglue?
poop
What happens if your dog eats shampoo?
If your dog eats shampoo nothing happens. When I'm in my bath I let my dog eat the extra marks pf shampoo I leave on the side
A animal that eats other dead animals?
mouse,rat,dog and monkey.
What happens when your dog eats sushi?
it becomes a sushi loving dog
Who eats a house mouse?
Alot of animals will eat a house mouse. The cat, maybe the dog, also Igunas, and snakes.
What happens is the dog is diabetic and eats candy?
It will die.
