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Eating charcoal #5755748 05/22/15 11:29 PM
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I've seen it from dogs all my life, but never seen it discussed on any forum. I don't use charcoal anymore, but I just had a dead tree taken down. Here you go;



We burned most of the tree outside of my back yard. The fallen tree left some big holes in my back yard. I used some of the cooled coals to fill the holes. I just saw Cracker out there eating the coals. Am I the only one?


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Re: Eating charcoal [Re: bill oxner] #5755803 05/23/15 12:15 AM
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Nope.. My labs will sneak a small piece of lump charcoal that I drop when I clean out the smoker & chomp on it..


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My GSP's sneak pieces every time I BBQ - no idea how it can taste good

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I've had one dog get a respiratory infection after eating coal. I try and keep them away from it now.



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Originally Posted By: kindall
I've had one dog get a respiratory infection after eating coal. I try and keep them away from it now.


Cracker had a loose stool this morning.


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I've never seen that in any of my dogs. Strange.


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With all the rains, we've had to occasionally put the dogs in the garage when we'd leave. They (I think it's the wife's lab mostly, but I don't have solid proof) ripped into a bag of charcoal. They were covered up in toys.


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Creekrunner.....I've found as everybody else, 100 toys, they still chew on my chair.


Not sure about charcoal, I'm sure Jessie would relish it ESPECIALLY if I said "NO, LEAVE IT"

Bill Oxner....SWEET back yard, whens the gundog lovers BBQ??? You are a smart man, hiring it professionally cut down!!!

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I only eat it when I get a stomach ache

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the apple wood Kingsford is very tasty

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Mine will eat small pieces of lump charcoal I drop on the ground when cleaning it out.

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While on subject of BBQ grills I thought I would share an experience I had a short while ago. Had a pup with a hernia and when Vet x-rayed him he found a piece of wire in his stomach. Long story short it pasted but I was out fee for additional X-Ray. Come to find out the vet own dog had the same thing happen but he had to operate and remove the wire. Both were pieces of wire brush used to clean BBQ grill that had broken off while cleaning grill. Pieces of wire brush must have had the meat flavor from the grill on them and dog licked them up off ground around the grill.

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Originally Posted By: hunt15
While on subject of BBQ grills I thought I would share an experience I had a short while ago. Had a pup with a hernia and when Vet x-rayed him he found a piece of wire in his stomach. Long story short it pasted but I was out fee for additional X-Ray. Come to find out the vet own dog had the same thing happen but he had to operate and remove the wire. Both were pieces of wire brush used to clean BBQ grill that had broken off while cleaning grill. Pieces of wire brush must have had the meat flavor from the grill on them and dog licked them up off ground around the grill.


A few years ago I had my grill brush hanging from a hook on the side of the grill. My Brittany chewed off the entire side of it that looks like an SOS pad. About a week later we had a hard rain and I found a turd shaped spool of steel in the yard. That had to hurt.

And she will eat charcoal if given the chance. She is a great family dog, incredible nose she loves to put to use, and prey drive all day long til she can't walk... but she ain't the sharpest tool in the shed.


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