Objects can get caught around the base of the tongue, knot up in the stomach, and become lodged in the pylorus or further down in the gastrointestinal tract
Heather Timmerman, DVM
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Heather Timmerman, DVM, spent 19 years working in animal emergency and critical care. Since joining CityVet, she has valued longer-lasting client and patient relationships and is committed to providing families with the best medicine and experience.
Articles by Heather Timmerman, DVM
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