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You know, the biggest nightmare for those of us, we all do have a dog or a cat or whatever.

The biggest concern we have is something happens.

Maybe they ate something wrong or whatever and you got to go to

the vet and and I've had this. I've already had a few trips to the vet with Darby so I understand how

this works, but a Los Angeles vet found in a Bernice Mountain Dog, seven month old puppy, Bernie's

Mountain Dog, it was not feeling well.

Her owners noticed that she was vomiting and she had this firm extended abdomen. And so they got

worried. And so they took her to the vet. And he goes in and he performed a gastrodomy to clear her stomach and enterotomy to remove something else from her intestines.

Now, he came out with 24 socks.

That's 24.

12 pair.

24 socks.

One scrunchy. One scrunchy, two hair ties, one shoe insert, like those things that come in your shoes when you get, you know, one small onesie, that's what came from your intestines.

And miscellaneous pieces of cloth.

He lays them all out on a table so you can see it.

I mean, this is crazy.

But against all odds, with all of this in her stomach and intestine,

her name's Luna, she pulled through, and now she's tails wagon,

and she's recovering with a big cone over her head to keep her from licking the stitches.

The animal hospital that saved her wants to remind pet parents to monitor your pets and keep them from eating things if they shouldn't.

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