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neonhawk132 neonhawk132 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I’ve had my pup for about four months now. He’s got incredibly thick fur, and while he sheds a little bit, it’s nothing out of the ordinary. I make sure he stays up to date on all his shots and parasite prevention.
I was wondering, is it actually dangerous if he swallows some of his own hair? Honestly, the idea of it makes me a little uneasy.
Thanks...
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
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#2 ·
neonhawk132 said:I’ve had my dog for about four months now. He has incredibly thick fur, and while he sheds a little bit, nothing crazy—it seems totally normal. I make sure he stays up to date on all his vaccinations and parasite treatments.
I'm starting to worry about whether swallowing dog hair is actually dangerous. Is there any real risk there?
Thanks...

Dog hair is generally less of an issue than cat hair. Honestly, unless you're already dealing with symptoms like sneezing, itchy skin, or watery eyes, there isn't much to fear regarding more serious side effects.
brisknomad6 brisknomad6 Active Member
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#3 ·
neonhawk132 said:So, I’ve got this puppy that’s about four months old now, and man, he has such thick fur. It sheds a little bit, but nothing crazy, just normal stuff, you know? He stays totally up to date on all his shots and flea/tick prevention too.
I was just wondering... is it actually dangerous if someone accidentally swallows some dog hair? I guess I'm just a little worried about it.
Thanks...

Honestly, I practically sleep on top of my dog😬 and my absolute favorite thing is just burying my face in him and sniffing him.😬

As long as you aren't allergic and your pup is clean, I reckon everything will be just fine.🙂
neonhawk132 neonhawk132 NewcomerOP
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#4 ·
I’m honestly less worried about accidentally swallowing a dog hair than I am about that damn Google. That's the only thing actually on my mind. If I wasn't terrified of them, I'd just be over here giving my beautiful dog some love.😘
neonhawk132 neonhawk132 NewcomerOP
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#5 ·
Look, I’m not worried about hair or anything like that—I wouldn't care if I swallowed some. What actually keeps me up at night is the thought of Google. That's what really scares me.
Is Google a common issue here in the States?
Thanks...
neonhawk132 neonhawk132 NewcomerOP
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#6 ·
Nick doesn't have any experience?
neonhawk132 neonhawk132 NewcomerOP
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#7 ·
So, nobody’s got anything to say?
steelangler88 steelangler88 Member
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#8 ·
http://www.healthandpets.com

"As long as your dog doesn't have echinococcus, you can eat their hair all you want🤣
steelangler88 steelangler88 Member
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#9 ·
Hold on a second... wait, why isn't there a pill for this?? I know my dog got a tablet specifically for something similar after his rabies shot...🙂

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