While pica might sound like a synonym for destructive chewing, the disorder is usually characterized by the intentional consumption
of nonfood items — eating the item is your puppy's main objective.
If your baby has diarrhea and is vomiting and you think he may have swallowed some kind
of nonfood item like a medication, chemical, or plant, call the Poison Control Center right away (800-222-1222).
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For example, sufferers
of Kluver - Bucy syndrome — who often gorge themselves or resort to eating
nonfood items — have damage to brain regions including the amygdala and the OFC.
Developed last year, this relatively new certification for
nonfood items like household products, skin care, cleaners, etc., names a product safe when third - party scientists find that it's free
of chemicals thought to harm human health (meaning no carcinogens, endocrine disrupters, fire retardants, or VOCs allowed).
I've heard
of women not only having profoundly strange food cravings, but also developing pica — a craving for
nonfood items like dirt, cardboard, sofa cushions, even cigarette butts.
In addition to inappropriate elimination and overgrooming, signs
of distress include hiding, chewing on
nonfood items, tail flicking, and holding ears farther back than normal.
There are a variety
of reasons cats might chew on and / or eat
nonfood items.