| To: Sun Tzu who wrote (8498) | 7/14/2024 3:57:57 PM | | From: Sun Tzu | | | | | Researchers have known for some time that wolves eat wild blueberries and other fruit to supplement their largely meat-based diet. In fact, Gable and his colleagues have found that blueberries can make up to 83 percent of the July diet of the eight wolf packs they study in and around Voyageurs National Park. - Feb 12, 2020 |
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| To: kidl who wrote (8500) | 7/14/2024 4:42:53 PM | | From: Neeka | | | | Our last dog did, but she was pretty old. Like Sun said..I would be more concerned with wood and bone splinters in the gut.
As an aside...a friend's 1 yr old Springer recently died after eating one of her leather slippers. |
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| To: Neeka who wrote (8502) | 7/14/2024 8:21:20 PM | | From: kidl | | | | | Yup, dogs eating "foreign" objects is a regular cause of death. Non-treated wood as in sticks is not. Splinters from COOKED bones, especially chicken, getting stuck in dogs' intestinal tracks / anuses is a steady source of of vets' incomes. |
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