One of my cats ate a band-aid. The band-aid passed with no trouble (thankfully!) and we found it in the stool this evening.
My concern is if she may have digested enough adhesive to make her sick, or if it's non-toxic. The package says it's non-toxic, but it was probably only tested for human toxicity. Our vet says to just keep an eye on her, and that she honestly doesn't know if it might be toxic to cats... I guess it's never come up, or at least not often enough that it's common knowledge.
So while I sit and obsessively watch my cat, I figured I'd find a good cat message board and ask if anyone knows lol.
They were actual Band-aid brand, standard size children's bandages in case that makes a difference. Dora the Explorer as if that would make a difference (I had thought they were Backyardigans, but according to the website they don't make them in that pattern... and the website doesn't have any indications as to toxicity either. They do have a phone number which I'll be calling tomorrow just to ask).
The things I do for peace of mind heh.
My concern is if she may have digested enough adhesive to make her sick, or if it's non-toxic. The package says it's non-toxic, but it was probably only tested for human toxicity. Our vet says to just keep an eye on her, and that she honestly doesn't know if it might be toxic to cats... I guess it's never come up, or at least not often enough that it's common knowledge.
So while I sit and obsessively watch my cat, I figured I'd find a good cat message board and ask if anyone knows lol.
They were actual Band-aid brand, standard size children's bandages in case that makes a difference. Dora the Explorer as if that would make a difference (I had thought they were Backyardigans, but according to the website they don't make them in that pattern... and the website doesn't have any indications as to toxicity either. They do have a phone number which I'll be calling tomorrow just to ask).
The things I do for peace of mind heh.