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Our one-year-old labradoodle, Luna, chewed the battery cage of a small torch containing two AAA lead acid batteries. The batteries were chewed but not swallowed. Luna weighs 20kg and showed no symptoms after the incident, which occurred this morning around 8:00 AM. The battery casing indicates no mercury and no cadmium, but there is a symbol indicating lead. We rinsed her mouth out with water and gave her some natural yogurt. Should we feed her something to neutralize any potential negative impacts?

October 12th, 2024

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