Grisly find in dog's X-ray sparks warning from vet following emergency treatment
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dailystar.co.ukA vet has issued an urgent warning to dog owners after making a horrifying discovery while treating a border collie. The family pet was rushed in for treatment after seeming "upset" and unable to eat after a trip to the park.
Two-year-old Dash was seen by Animal Referral Hospital in Sydney, Australia, who diagnosed pain around his mouth and neck. X-rays would soon reveal the grisly cause of the pain was a long stick, which had become completely wedged inside pooch's throat, narrowly missing his lungs.
Vet surgeon David Simpson told News.com.au: “Typically the enthusiasm of the average ‘stick-chaser’ is their downfall. "The dog runs to retrieve the stick with great energy and if the stick lands end-on just as the dog catches up with it,
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