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Dogs might be tempted to eat silica gel packets especially the kind packed with foods Silica gel and beads are not toxic to dogs but dyed versions could be harmful Mass quantities may cause upset stomach or dehydration Call a veterinarian if a dog ate silica beads and acts strangely afterward
Dec 19 2009 Dogs Ate Absorbent Packaging Off Meat Tray Started by 4 Paws December 15 2009 13 posts in this topic but stupid on my part My dogs only eat chickenmeat from ColesWoolies so i need to be more careful Share this post theyll drink it until they turn blue but it will mean there is lots for the silica to soak up without sticking to
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Take It From Me Keep Silica Packets Away From Your Cat Im pretty sure one caused my cat to choke to death heres how to handle choking situations
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Apr 27 2009 Of course my difficult child is not a dog but when my difficult child was about 2 yrs old she ate a packet of silica gel while we were in a shoe store I grabbed up both of my children and RAN to the pharmacy to speak to the pharmacist He said not
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Aug 30 2011 Top 15 Pet Toxins That May Be Managed at Home Silica Gel packets silica gel packets are commonly ingested or chewed by dogs Silica gel
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Nov 04 2014 Quick Questions explains whats in those little packets you find in packaged food bottles of pills and leather goods and why you should do what the label says and not eat them Hosted by
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Oct 23 2016 I could be wrong but I think that the primary reason that it is dangerous to eat is that it gets stuck in your throat and on your tongue causing you to choke and vomit which could lead to aspiration of said vomitus Silica gel absorbs water rapi
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Aug 14 2012 Just what in dogs name is in those freshness packets anyway and more importantly will that stuff kill my dog The answer It aint good I cant speak for all pet treat manufacturers but in the case of the poisoned pup see below the main ingredient of the oxygen absorber he ate was iron And in the case of the poor pup that
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POISON ALERT Iron oxygen absorber packets in pet jerky treats Silica gel packets and oxygen absorbers Silica gel packs found in new shoes purses or backpacks is rarely a concern
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Cat litter crystals typically contain silica gel which is comprised of silica dioxide sand oxygen and water The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center states that consumption of litter containing silica is unlikely to harm either dog or cats Some may show signs of tummy upset but others are completely unaffected
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Jan 20 2019 It is called Silica Gel It is the packet for a purpose but surely not a purpose of eating Now if someone accidentally eats the silica gel packet what would happen Watch the video and thank us
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Silica Gel Silica gel packets typically are labeled do not eat because silica gel is not a food source however ingestion is not expected to cause serious clinical signs Silica gel packets are found in items such as shoes purses and medication bottles They vary in size and usually contain gel beads
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Silica gel packets Packed with everything from vitamins to new clothes to protect against spoilage silica gel packets are commonly ingested or chewed by dogs Silica gel is chemically and biologically inert If ingested mild gastrointestinal GI signs are possible
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Silica gel packets are used as a desiccant drying agent to prevent moisture damage and are often labeled with the message Silica Gel Do Not Eat If eaten silica gel can cause gastrointestinal upset including vomiting and diarrheadepending on the quantity consumed Some silica gel packets may be fairly large and if ingested could
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If the silica gel packages are ingested they do not pose a severe danger to the body Because the purpose of the packet is to remove humidity from the surrounding area which is what it attempts to do once in contact with skin the lips face tongue hands and any other skin surface may experience irritation and dryness
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Jun 18 2014 If a dog ingests silica gel beads it is unlikely to cause harm to the dog It may cause vomiting diarrhea lethargy and loss of appetite If these symptoms occur after ingestion consult a vet
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This is the reason most silica gel packets are labeled as dangerous or poisonous when eaten Crystalline silica dust can cause silicosis but synthetic amorphous silica which is what silica gel is
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Jan 29 2020 If silica is harmless to eat though why do the packets carry a warning The answer is that some silica contains toxic additives For example silica gel beads may contain poisonous and potentially carcinogenic cobaltII chloride which is added as a moisture indicator
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Jan 24 2011 Animal Poison Control FAQ Beware Silica Gel Packets January 24 2011 at 831 AM Buddy available for adoption at the ASPCA Weekly feature of common questions handled by the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center FAQ When I buy a new pair of shoes or some electronics there is a little bag in the box that says on it Do not eat Are these
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May 18 2009 My dog just recently ate a Silica packet I am very scared that she might die or something or have problems PLEASE help i am so scared and i dont know what to do please please please help I will provide more info
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The purpose of the silica gel packet is to absorb water and maintain dryness in these products Toxicity Silica gel is chemically inert and is considered to be nontoxic The concern with this substances it that it can be a choking hazard this is why these packets often say DO NOT EAT on them
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Oct 22 2018 Weve all see those strange silica gel packets inside of packaged foods But what are they used for and is it harmful if accidentally ingested Heres what to know
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As well if the packet was in a drug container theres potential it absorbed some active element of the medication a potential problem if the drug was toxic for dogs The best thing to do is keep a close eye on your dog if youve caught him eating a silica gel packet Chances are hell be fine
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Dec 06 2008 We think that my cousins dog may have ate a silica gel packet The little white packs that sometimes come in shoe boxes We dont know if its harmless or poisonous but the dog is shaking and acting strange If she did eat it would would side effects be Any information would be awesome right now PLEASE HELP Thanks
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If your dog happens to ingest silica gel he might experience a slight degree of stomach upset If your dog has runny stool gas or bloating silica gel ingestion could be the culprit Dogs generally recover from the consumption of a single silica gel packet with
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