Runner-up [gallery columns="2" link="file" size="medium" ids="52457,52458"] Now that’s a spoonful! A dog named Koda was presented for acting lethargic and having loose stool. It has a history of intermittent diarrhea since being adopted and recently experienced on-and-off diarrhea and vomiting. The dog’s primary veterinarian initially treated with cerenia and propectalin, but Koda’s vomiting continued. Radiographs taken at the Great Lakes Pet Emergencies revealed a metallic foreign body in the intestines. CBC/Chem-17/venous blood gas was unremarkable. Surgery was performed and the area where the offending spoon had resided was ulcerated and almost ruptured. A resection and anastomosis were performed on the area in question. Koda recovered quickly without complications. The pooch tried to eat the spoon again upon seeing it in a baggie attached to the chart clipboard! Submitted by Amanda Audo, Great Lakes Pet Emergencies Is this your favorite? Vote now!
