Hey there! First, take a deep breath—it's going to be okay. Mangos are generally safe for dogs to eat in small amounts, so Bella eating one isn't necessarily harmful. The important thing is to watch for any symptoms.
Here's what to keep an eye on:
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Signs of an upset stomach, like excessive drooling or a lack of appetite
- Any unusual behavior or lethargy
As long as Bella only ate the flesh of the mango, the situation is manageable from home. If she happened to eat the pit, it might cause a blockage, and that's something you'd want to monitor closely.
Here's what you can do at home:
- Keep an eye on her for any changes in behavior or digestive upset.
- Ensure she has fresh water available to stay hydrated.
- If she shows rapid signs of discomfort or blockages like vomiting or looking very uncomfortable, it would be wise to contact a vet.
It's rare, but if you notice severe symptoms like persistent vomiting, a distended belly, or severe lethargy, you should definitely call a vet right away. Otherwise, just keep monitoring her and she'll likely be fine.
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