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If your dog ate a sponge, you MUST take the dog to a Vet, immediately. Dog cannot digest sponges, tennis balls, rubber balls, foam from pillows or cushions, or ANY other non-food items. It WILL block his intestines and make the dog very sick. Eventually, the dog will start vomiting. The dog will stop eating and become lethargic. Bowel movements will either stop or become only diarrhea. And the dog will end up dying. Most dogs need surgery to remove the undigested toys and household items. Please see your vet to save your dog.
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∙ 9y agoYou may want to watch for signs of distress or infection in the cat. Cats can't digest the sponge but it should be able to work its way out.
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