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The changing of the leaves, the cooler weather, and the familiar smell of a bonfire are \u00a0welcome signs of the season for many. For pets this also means more time enjoying the outdoors due to the wonderful temperatures.
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When your pet heads outside this autumn, Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates <\/a>wants to be sure that you are cognizant of potential hazards that may be lurking in the gorgeousness that is Michigan. Fall pet foreign objects are a real danger for curious critters, but by knowing what you need to avoid you can ensure an awesome autumn.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

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There are some things that are just not made to be eaten. A large number of fall pet foreign objects <\/a>to avoid are dangerous simply because, once ingested, the body isn\u2019t able to handle the object.
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Non-digestible items can become stuck at any point in the digestive tract. A partial or full blockage can block the flow of normal digesta through the gastrointestinal tract. This can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and dehydration. Oftentimes the blockage must be surgically corrected so that sepsis and\/or rupture of the intestines does not occur.
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Fall pet foreign objects that can pose a danger of causing an obstruction include:
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