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MY PET ATE WHAT???
Veterinary Pet Insurance (VPI) received almost 2,000 medical care claims in 2010 for pets that ingested foreign objects.
The following is a list of some of the most unusual items swallowed by a family pet.
As you'll see from the list, some pets ingested multiple bizarre objects at or around the same time.
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Jellyfish |
Razor blades |
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Glue |
Uncooked rice (1 lb.) |
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Estrogen patch, make-up brush |
Wallpaper paste |
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Tube of denture adhesive |
Squirrel |
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Dead poisoned vole |
Balloon ribbons |
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Bikini |
Bird (whole) |
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Ink pen |
Butter, sand |
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Plastic nose from teddy bear |
Deer antler (partial) |
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Magnetic purse clasps |
Extension cord |
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Baseball |
Leash, three sticks of butter |
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Glass Christmas ornament |
Pin cushion |
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Hearing aid |
Portion of wool rug |
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Bed sheet |
Tobacco |
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Box of pencils |
TV remote control |
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Popsicle stick |
12 coins, 3 arcade tokens |
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Avocado pit |
Foot-long sub sandwich |
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Dental floss |
Fire log |
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Coffee filter, coffee grounds |
Wooden toy train |
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Fishhook |
Pine cone |
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Pain relief tablet, B.B. pellet, highlighter |
Round chew bone (whole) |
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Tent door |
Caulk |
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Toy squeaker |
Eye glasses |
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Watch |
Money (paper) |
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16 steel wool pads |
Oil-soaked dirt |
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Pseudoephedrine, sponge,
snail poison, tampon |
Sand |
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20 cherry pits |
Rosary crucifix |
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Light bulb |
25 to 30 soiled diapers |
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Barbeque brush |
Bath bubble mix |
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Frisbee |
Bathtub cleaner, outdoor plants |
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Jumper cables |
Duck bone |
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