Our question this week was:Dr. Jon – my dog ate some glue in my workshop – I'm not sure what brand it was because my dog ate the label off. He chewed on it and it looks like he ate the contents of the glue. Like I say, I can't read the label but it says the activeHol-ee Mol-ee ExtremeFor the more aggressive chewer and larger dogs, the JW Pet Company Hol-ee Mol-ee Extreme offers the same fun as the famous Hol-ee Roller plus added du... ingredient is diphenylmethane diisocyanate. Is it dangerous? I think he got into it about 2 hours ago and he is acting fine. Bernie H. – Tulsa, OKAnswerHi – thanks for your email. YES, this is VERY dangerous. Diphenylmethane diisocyanate is an active ingredient in a group of glues called Polyurethane glues that waterFresh Flow Pet FountainPets are naturally attracted to fresh flowing water. This unique silent fountain won’t scare your pet when drinking from bowl or ramp. Ultra Qui...-activated expanding adhesives. The glue is water activated. The stomach is moist and often has water or liquids. After ingestion, the glue reaches the stomach, expands and hardens. The glue turns into a big hard lump that can not be vomited.
Polyurethane glues are water-activated expanding adhesives commonly used for home improvement and repair projects.
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