If you have a child, you need to know what the number for Poison Control is.
Memorized.
Today's venture began at 5:30am, when Big D. opened the baby gate. Yes, I know, we need a new one.
From the bathroom comes: SPLISH SPLASH SWIRRRRRL SPLASH
He is stirring the toilet with the cat litter scoop.
There is a little cat litter on the seat, inside the bowl, on the floor...
...and clay wet paste on his face.
He ate the litter off the scoop.
GROSS!!!!!
Poison Control said as long as he didn't eat too much ( which he didn't), and we have indoor cats ( which we do) he should be fine. Give him fluids and watch for signs of dehydration. ( We do have clumping litter after all)
Aside from the fact that it's nearly 9am and he is wired from being up so early, along with being up for a few hours in the middle of the night, it's going to be a very long day.
Good Morning!
We have only had to call poison control once. I hate all of the personal information you have to give them; although, I understand why they need it. Thankfully, L had only put a Tums in her mouth and would be just fine, but I felt like the worst mother ever.
ReplyDeleteGlad Big D will be just fine. Hopefully, you don't have too many more calls in your future!