Summary
A dog owner had a scare when her Boykin spaniel appeared with foam on its mouth, which turned out to be super glue. The dog had found the glue and it sealed her mouth shut, but the owner successfully removed it with baby soap. Veterinarians advise keeping super glue and similar items out of pets' reach to prevent such incidents.
Key Facts
- A dog approached its owner with what looked like foam on its mouth, causing initial panic.
- The dog, a 9-month-old Boykin spaniel named Lila Kay, had super glue on her mouth.
- The owner, Bailey Thomas, did not know they had super glue in the home.
- She found the glue in the living room and used baby soap to remove it.
- Veterinarians say super glue is not highly toxic, but it can cause health issues in dogs.
- Dogs might panic if super glue hardens in their mouths, leading to potential risks.
- Experts recommend pet-proofing homes to avoid similar incidents.
- The dog's situation gained attention on TikTok, receiving millions of views and likes.
