Hi,
No scare tactics intended, and I'd have put this one in the urban legends basket except it comes from the ASPCA. I subscribe to a newsletter so there is usually an article about health of pets in one way or another. So I thought it'd be OK to just pass this one along. No worry, I won't be making a regular habit of this sort of thing; it just seems this is a good group to let know.
STICKY SITUATIONS: 740% INCREASE IN CASES OF PETS INGESTING POLYURETHANE GLUE Imagine this scenario: a young boxer pup gets into a tube of polyurethane glue, accidentally left out when his owners were doing home repairs. By the next morning the pup is vomiting, and his abdomen is swollen and tender. A visit to the veterinarian reveals that the expanding adhesive did just that-expand-in the dog's stomach, turning into a hard, solidified mass requiring emergency surgery. But what's really astounding? The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center is seeing more and more cases just like this one.
Regards,
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