Luna is not good.
After the family of the 7-month-old Bern Mountain Dog started vomiting, she rushed her to a corona veterinary center. The puppy’s abdomen is firm and swelling.
Luna bounced after the surgery, the doctor said.
(Corona Animal Emergency Center)
On February 16, a veterinarian at the Corona Animal Emergency Center performed a abdominal exploration surgery on Luna and removed a stunning 44 objects. Most of them are socks, emergency centers Write on Instagram.
The X-ray photos show significant accumulation in Luna’s stomach and intestines – for good reason.
X-rays show the accumulation in the dog’s intestine, which is blocked by twenty-fight socks, a onesie, etc.
(Corona Animal Emergency Center)
She managed to consume 24 socks, a s-foot, two ties, a shoe insert, a onesie and multiple cloths.
It is worth noting that Luna survived the surgery and returned with her family. Veterinary experts at the emergency department said she was lucky enough to be alive.
“If your dog swallows something unusual, don’t wait – take quick action and contact your veterinarian,” the office wrote.
“We are glad Luna is correcting it,” the office wrote in a comment. Her family implemented a “solid prevention program that includes protecting the house, supervising playtime, and working with the coach to help her develop good habits.”
