Firstly, if your dog is destructive in addition to barking while you are gone, then a crate is safer than letting them have the run of the house where they might get into dangerous chemicals or
swallow sharp objects in a destructive fit.
It obviously could be bad for your puppy to get a hold of and
swallow any sharp objects, such as a pin or razor blade.
PLEASE NOTE... Should your puppy
swallow any sharp objects such as razor blades, pins, or other obstructional objects: - CONTACT your veterinarian immediately!
Not exact matches
Foreign
objects that are eaten or accidentally
swallowed, such as
sharp bones or thorns, can lacerate the throat too, leading to infection and inflammation of tissues in the throat.
But don't give your kitten any strings, yarns, ribbons,
sharp or too small toys as these
objects may be easily
swallowed.
Don't leave small,
sharp, easily
swallowed objects lying around.
HELPFUL EMERGENCY NOTES: Should puppy
swallow sharp items such as razor blades or
sharp objects: - CALL your veterinarian or emergency veterinarian immediately!
If your dog
swallows a foreign
object such as a
sharp edged bone he or she picked up when outside of the home, your veterinarian will use a laxative to try and pass the bone particles and possibly an anti-biotic to reduce the change of infection.
They often
swallow them or any other small
sharp objects.
Rectal tears, as well as anal tears, can occur when a dog
swallows a foreign
object that is
sharp, like a bone, needle or other rough material.