Potato (Green) Poisoning in Dogs

This is related to potato ingestion, but the potato in question was a medium, baked red-skin potato. She began vomiting every time she eats after the potato 3 days ago. According to radiographs taken this morning, it seems she swallowed it 100% whole. Her teeth are in great shape, she’s just part pig. And that potato is stuck in its entirety in her stomach. Also, she is constipated. I am able to get her to drink fluids by adding unsalted broth to water and she is keeping that down. She wants to eat (part pig) but I am withholding food at this point. Are there other things I should be doing to help her digest this potato or will her stomach acid eventually break it down on its own? Am I facing foreign body surgery for a potato?!

We noticed today that he was not responding normally and he was laying on the porch in front of the door with a stool sample right where he was laying. We took him to the vet and she took blood and prescribed a pill for his stomach ache and a antibiotic. We realized once we got home that a day or two ago we gave him a small raw gold potato. It was he size of a ping pong ball at most. We are afraid we poisoned our dog. How long until we know if he is recovering? He is an outdoor dog, but he is inside in a cool comfortable area sleeping it off. Is there anything we should watch for. I feel like a bad dog owner. I didn't know.😭

My 60-lb 6-month old Rottweiler got into a pot of cooked veggies that were simply boiled in plain water. She ate 4 large potatoes (they were not green) as well as a 2 large carrots and 1 large parsnip root. She threw up that same night as well as the following night and is not really interested in eating. She drinks normally and is passing stool and urine normally. She is FULL of energy and runs/plays normally. But 3 days later, she is still not very interested in eating normally. She has no other symptoms. Should I take her to the vet or continue to monitor her to see if she improves?

I had no clue about this green potatoe poisoning. Every time I peel potatoes my boxer lovers to get a piece of the raw potato... russets or yellows and never green. Have I been unconsciously hurting my boxer? He loves raw vegetables. We just currently had a bout of vomiting and took him to the emergency vet near us... he had gotten a beef bone from the trash and we were worried about a possible blockage. He was given x-rays, no blockage and then given some antibiotics, an iv and some special food. Could his love and my eagerness to satisfy his cravings have been the reason for this?

About a week ago i cooked a homemade meal of plain white rice with carrots and boiled potatoes with it's skin on . I gave her half a bowl of the food wich contained about 5-6 potatoe cubes she ate about all of it , within 30 min of eating she started vomiting and having diarrhea she also started shaking within 3 days her vomiting was gone but only 1 day ago she stoped having diarrhea she is still shaking though what should i do?

I made potatoes in a crockpot, some had greenish tint & sprouts, I removed them from pot & then cooked Venison for Thunder, I just read that green potatoes are dangerous for dogs, I did not give him any but is the Venison safe? I did not clean pot right after just put Venison in, then boiled rice right after that. Is it safe to feed him?

I have 14 week old german shepherd puppies that mother got into trash and dumped over. Puppies got a hold of gold potato peels. I don't think any of them ate any. They are vomiting and have diarrhea. Is there anything that I can do. I have given one of the puppies a small piece of pepcid a.c.. Because he can't keep any food down.

I boiled one large russet potatoe and have my dogs the left overs along with some raw carrots. 4 hours later my pug had a runny poo in her kennel. Then 4 hours later she puked up a small amount of carrot and potato and pooed in her kennel a little more of a runny poo.
She seems ok other than that. Can I give her anything to help with the diarrhea?
My other 2 dogs ( German Shepard and our chihuahua) seem fine and they are the same thing.

My 20lb. Dog may have gotten into garden compost and chewed in some rotten potatoes a little over 24 hours ago and just started noticing she is pacing, whining/growling in pain and coming to me to comfort her. She is usually sensitive and vomits if eats people food but has not since possibly eating it. She has pooped and peed but I wouldn't say it is diarrhea. Should I be concerned or will it pass.

My dad gave my dog a good amount of raw sweet potato and she hasnt acted up yet i mean she didnt eat any skins but idk what to do. She is about 50lbs and hasn't been active lately but i dont think the two are connected.

My dog ingested potatoes with the skins on, about two medium size. They were cooked in a crock pot with cayenne pepper and other spices. Also there was rosemary, carrrots, onion, and celery. Is there anything I should be concerned about? He's drinking water but not eating his food. Do I need to take him into the vet?

My 8 year old yorkie/poodle mix (14lbs) ate a small raw/sprouting potato. She threw up the potato (vomit was chunky and the size of a potato) within 15 minutes. She is not showing any other symptoms, but am concerned about potato poisoning. Any advice?

My puppy got into a bag of golden yellow potatoes, no eyes or anything on them. I found her chomping on it but seems she didn’t consume that much potato more less just chewed on it cause she is teething. It has been approximately 2 hours since and she is sleeping now. No signs of gas, vomiting or diarrhea.

Our 8 year old lab mix - Daisy - has been dealing with a problem with her eyes; a daily clear teary discharge that dries leaving behind purplish "streaks" from the corners of her eyes nearest her snout. Have taken her to vet and vet eye specialist. They performed various eyes test (dyeing of eye with green solution, etc.) and found nothing organicely wrong. They snipped her hair in the affected areas trying to cosmetically improve her appearance. We went to a grain-free diet for awhile. Nothing. She continues to discharge (which we wipe away) and have been provding her with a product called "Angel Eyes." Last summer, Daisy went into our garden and ate several green tomatoes. Wondering if this could be a cause, but if so, why is the problem persisting? Would an eye drop product of some kind stop this discharge.

I cooked up some cubed potatoes for dinner. I thought I cut out any bad or green potato parts, but a couple of bites tasted pretty vile, so I spit them out and put them in a napkin. I forgot to throw it away. I left for a few hours and came to the napkin ripped up and the potatoes gone. I did cook with both chopped and powdered onion. When I got home, she seemed fine. I took her out to go potty, and her stool was solid. There was no vomit. She even wanted to play and run around for a bit. But twenty minutes after we stopped playing, she continued to pant. She panted for at least a solid 45 minutes. The air conditioning was on, the house was cool. She never pants for long, even after playing. Now she's sleeping, and her breathing is irregular and fast. I know shallow and rapid breathing is a symptom of green potato poisoning. Her gums are reddish pink and when I push down on them, they turn from white back to pink in under two seconds. There don't seem to be any other symptoms beside her breathing. Should I be worried?

Our 10.5 year old, 20# mini dachshund got into some raw potatoes and chewed on/ate an unknown amount approximately 2 months ago.
Ever since then he has had an odd cough, like he is trying to cough up something stuck in his throat.
Is this something a vet can even treat so long after ingestion?

dug up new red potatoes this morning, they were out on the ground, drying. Noticed my puppy with something, when I caught him, he had eaten about half of a potato. No symptoms yet, but can I do something now to prevent him getting sick?

My Labrador got into the rubbish and ate 2 very small green potatoes. He's 12 and on anti-inflammatory tablets and tramadol recovering from a disc problem in his lower spine. He's not symptomatic, should I take him to the emergency vet?