My Cat Ate A Rubber Band

Why would a cat eat those.

My cat ate a rubber band.

She has read more. But plastic bags houseplants wool paper rubber bands. Joined jul 28 2007 messages 516 reaction score 1. Strange things cats eat.

Joined jul 24 2005 10 posts. Called vet they said to monitor her. My cat ate a rubberband once and i didn t even know it till i found it in the poop. Discussion starter 1 jul 24 2005.

Seems to be a common theme my cat ate a rubber band mid sized one i think. My goofy cat ate a rubber band. The content on this site is presented in a summary fashion and is intended to be used for educational and entertainment purposes only. My cat just ate a few rubber bands that i left on the floor.

No bowel movement yet. How do i use peroxide to induce vomiting. A mo ago she had surgery for bowel obstruction so i don t want that to happen again. Apr 28 2008 2 n.

It was an old brittle one that broke apart so i managed to get some of it away from her but at least 3 4 of it went down the hatch. Or she ran off with and hid it. Some cat cravings are easy to understand. What should you do if your cat ate a rubber band.

If the cat cut and ate the rubber band one end could become trapped in the stomach while the other passes into the intestine. Hi thanks for using petcoach. Is he going to be okay. Or a recommendation for a specific test doctor care provider procedure treatment plan product or course of action.

The common string or rubber band is probably the most similar thing to entrails that a cat can found in. It is not intended to be and should not be interpreted as medical advice or a diagnosis of any health or fitness problem condition or disease. Some cats like to eat weird things and some cats like to eat really weird things. Poor luna the rubber band is very small and likely will not cause a problem but you never know.

Jump to latest follow 1 5 of 5 posts. My 10 mo 4 lb yorkie just ate a small 1 rubberband. The presence of a linear foreign body like a rubber band in the intestine may lead to intussusception. The urge to eat nonfood items called pica can be pretty common in cats.