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why are coins toxic for dogs? i live in europe, is the euro also very toxic? thanks!
Coins can contain metals like zinc and copper that can cause illnesses and problems with red blood cells. These issues can cause your dog to become very ill. I am not sure about the makeup of European coins but I would assume it is similar and would try to avoid allowing your dog to ingest them.
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Hi, How long would it take heavy metal poisoning symptoms to appear in a cat after consuming it? I know that vomiting, abdominal pain etc would be the symptoms to look for only that i don't know how long shall I monitor my cat to be sure he is OK.
Thanks for using Boop by Petco! I'm sorry to hear Leo may have eaten some loose change. If it was a penny after the early 1980s that he may have eaten, we would have concern for a possible zinc toxicity. Possible signs are vomiting, lethargy, and inappetence, among others. As coins easily show up on xrays, I would recommend taking Leo (and possibly his siblings) in for a screening xray to ensure that no one ate any coins, and if any did, which one and how many, so a treatment plan could be started. Good luck!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Good morning. I'm a PetCoarh member. What is the cost of the 2nd Leptospirosis vaccination? Our dog already had her first (before Boop by Petco opened) Thanks
Hi, thanks for using Boop by Petco! At Vetco (Petco vet clinic) the Lepto vaccine is $35 each. Below is a link of pricing https://www.vetcoclinics.com/services-and-clinics/vaccination-packages-and-prices/ If you are referring to the Petcoach store (there is only one currently in the entire US) location in California, I would call them directly as we do not know pricing. (760) 304-7561 Have a good day
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Hi, I'm not sure but my cat maybe swallowed a coin. This happened about 4 hours ago and he still acts normal, no symptoms of metal poisoning. I looked up the coin to see what's been made of. It's a 10 cent euro coin. It says 4.10 gram in total weight
Hi, thanks for using Boop by Petco! The easiest thing to do is make an appointment today with your vet and take one X-ray. If he ate the coin it will be very obvious. If there is not coin the worry is over! Its a bit rare for a cat to ingest a coin but anything is possible. In the US it is pennies that contain zinc which is toxic causing red blood cell destruction. The US penny contains much more zinc but it is all weigh based. It doesn't happen in 4 hours, it take more time than that. It is the slow release of the zinc over time from the gastric acid. Even if there isn't enough zinc in the 10 cent Euro it is almost 2 cm in diameter. That is big for a cat to pass. The safest thing is to confirm the actual presence of the coin. If it is present and Max was my cat I would get it out so I didn't have to worry. Have a great day!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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my puppy swallowed a 5 cent coin before we can take it out, would he be okay, or should we take him to vet
Silly Mochj! The main concerns in these situations is that sometimes the metals in the coins can absorb into the body and lead to toxicity, and coins can sometimes lead to a blockage of the digestive tract. I recommend that you make an appointment to take Mochj in to see your vet. They may want to take X-rays to see where the coin is, and they will likely recommend that you search for the coin in Mochj's poo for the next few days. They will probably want to do X-rays again in a few days if you do not find it, to see if it is stuck somewhere. If it does get stuck, they may recommend surgery to remove it to help prevent toxicity and blockage of the gastrointestinal tract. See the link below for more information, and I hope everything works out okay for Mochj! https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poison/coins/
Updated on August 12th, 2025
