What Happens To A Dog When It Eats Coins
It’s been a rough week for Denali. Last weekend he went for a follow-up vet visit, and I was told he had something in his stomach that needed removed. That something turned into $1.80 in coins. Quarters and a nickel.
This is the second major surgery the poor guy has undergone. He’s fine, however.
His modeling duties are on hold while he is stitched up. Denali is moving slowly but still is happy, wagging his tail and requests his pets. No stick tossing this week.
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On May 21st, 2008 at 4:34 am, klinton says:
interesting article, thanks for posting it. coins are not for eating but for collecting. ok, it depends on what coin did your dog eat: if it’s a gold or silver proof rare eagle coin than it’s not so good for you; not for him…:) but if it’s a $1 coin - than no problems… interesting subject, indeed….
i recently read a similar article on http://dig4coins.com there is also alot of useful information about the world of coins and different situations with them… worth viewing..