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LindaT
Posts:56
 | | 08/27/2007 7:37 AM |
 Alert | | I have 2 dogs at home and this morning I found them playing with a cream colored frog with dark spots, not very big, about 2-3 inches. They must have been playing with it for approx 30 min until I noticed. The frog was alive. We rinsed his mouth, but I am worried sick about them. Unfortunately we had to leave to work and could not stay, but I am working half day in order to go check on them. Should I be this concerned? | | | |
| | Pet Social Worker
Posts:0
| | 08/27/2007 8:12 AM |
Alert | | If he was going to have any ill effects from the frog toxin, he would have experienced it right away. Foaming at the mouth / seizures...... Just keep an eye on him while he's in your yard in the future. The frogs are attracted to lights & are typically most mobile from dusk to dawn. | | | |
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| | Pizzaking
Posts:230
| | 08/27/2007 8:16 AM |
Alert | Sounds like a Lowland Leopard Frog. Its a protected species here in AZ but not toxic. Thats assuming its the one that your dogs are playing with. Heres info.
http://www.reptilesofaz.com/Turtle-Amphibs-Subpages/h-r-yavapaiensis.html | |
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| | LindaT
Posts:56
| | 08/27/2007 8:57 AM |
Alert | | Oh, thank you both so much. Felt so guilty leaving them at home this morning but now I feel better. | | | |
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