my 6 months old german shepherd swallowed an airtag. vet says not detected by xray eventhough its made of stainless steel and had battery. now i can only detect it when the pup is at home. so am sure its inside her. any advice?
problem is am out of country so I can’t use Bluetooth to confirm it’s location
Moeq8 Said:
"Swallowed AirTag: my 6 months old german shepherd swallowed an airtag. vet says not detected by xray eventhough its made of stainless steel and had battery. now i can only detect it when the pup is at home. so am sure its inside her. any advice? problem is am out of country so I can’t use Bluetooth to confirm it’s location"
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Oops!:
If the vet says no worries, then I guess there are no worries. So, at least you have contact of your dog. Maybe taking it to a second vet would be wise.
Moeq8 Said:
"Swallowed AirTag: Bit why I get a notification when she’s back home! AirTag connected to my router? am 6000KM away now“
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Pinging:
Because its service based on the Find My network, which is found by your Router’s IP Address. It is simply pinged, and then is seen throughout the world.
If the vet can't see it in an x-ray, it is almost impossible that the dog swallowed it. And, even if she did, it will most likely pass through in a day or so. Are you sure it's not attached to her collar? Or perhaps there's a pile of dog poo or vomit somewhere on your property that contains the tag?
But why I get a notification when she’s back home! AirTag connected to my router?
am 6000 km away now
IdrisSeabright Said:
"[...]it will most likely pass through in a day or so. Are you sure it's not attached to her collar? Or perhaps there's a pile of dog poo or vomit somewhere on your property that contains the tag?"
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Yucky! And Excellent Point!
Didn't think about the digestive system taking part, leaving it behind somewhere. Silly me. (I don't have a dog, so that's why it didn't come to mind).
Yes, having pets is not all fluffy cuteness.
Swallowed AirTag
