Ate a glove

[seb23]

Not sure if this is the correct area to post, but my 3 year old Scottish Highland ate my small sized rubber glove that fell out of my pocket before. She's never done that and I'm terribly worried about how this goes and what I should watch for. I currently do not have a vet for her due to our former vet retiring. Is there anything I can do to ease my mind.

 

[Travlr]

Not sure if this is the correct area to post, but my 3 year old Scottish Highland ate my small sized rubber glove that fell out of my pocket before. She's never done that and I'm terribly worried about how this goes and what I should watch for. I currently do not have a vet for her due to our former vet retiring. Is there anything I can do to ease my mind.

IMO, a small rubber glove will be pretty slippery and malleable, and should pass easily.

 

[kenny thomas]

Give it a bottle of mineral oil and stand back

 

[seb23]

They were almost identical to this and they said they are mainly rubber

 

[TCRanch]

Yup. Contain her in a small pasture/area if possible so you can see the results, but a hefty drenching of mineral oil should move things right along. I've had 'em pass plastic bags before. It's not pretty but better than a dead cow.