“From Snack to Spectacle: The Hilarious Tale of a Dog’s Colorful Bathroom Surprise!”

"From Snack to Spectacle: The Hilarious Tale of a Dog's Colorful Bathroom Surprise!"

Ever wonder what happens when a playful pup thinks Orbeez look like the tastiest treat? Well, brace yourselves—this colorful canine caper led to a rather hilarious mishap for its owners and a rather uncomfortable situation for the dog! Imagine the shock as a furry friend was whisked off to the ER, only to emerge with a “rainbow” of a different kind—let’s just say, it wasn’t exactly the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow! Viral TikTok moments are all the rage these days, but this particular episode has taken the internet by storm with over 55 million views! While it’s easy to snicker at the absurdity, pet owners everywhere are reminded of the not-so-funny risks posed by these deceptively snack-like gel beads. So, if you thought Orbeez were a harmless plaything, you might want to keep them away from your four-legged friends! Curious to learn more about this colorful story? LEARN MORE.

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A hilarious accident for his owners but a lousy time for a dog caused him to poop a “rainbow” after munching on Orbeez, the famous colorful gel beads that have a long history of tempting both pets and toddlers with their candy-like shape.

A veterinary technician shared the clip on TikTok under the handle @larenmciaren, and it went massively viral, with over 55 million views and almost 5 million likes.

Highlights
  • Dog mistook Orbeez for snacks, resulting in a ‘rainbow’ poop.
  • TikTok video of the incident went viral with 55 million views.
  • Veterinarian warned about the dangers of Orbeez for pets and kids.
  • Orbeez caused 7,000 emergency room visits from 2017 to 2022.

“Just another day in the ER!” The caption reads, reassuring viewers that she had permission from the dog’s owners to upload the awkward situation.

While some viewers expressed concern at the pet’s situation, others were quick to joke about the incident, comparing the orbs to famous candy brands.

“Shittles! Please don’t taste the rainbow,” one joked.

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A dog was taken to the emergency room for pooping a “rainbow” made out of multicolored Orbeez after he mistook them for delicious snacks

Image credits: MART PRODUCTION/Pexels (Not the actual photo)

While the Colorado-bound veterinarian assured his viewers that the dog survived the uncomfortable situation unscathed, she explained how not all Orbeez could pass naturally through the animal’s digestive system and had to be surgically removed.

This is because Orbeez are made out of a superabsorbent polymer called Sodium Polyacrylate, also known as waterlock. 

This material has found widespread use in the healthcare, environmental, cable, fragrance, fire fighting, and waste control industries because it can absorb up to a thousand times its size in water.

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Image credits: DenisNata/stock.adobe.com (Not the actual photo)

For this reason, Orbeez are extremely dangerous when ingested due to their propensity to expand inside the body and clog the stomach, intestines, and respiratory tract, which is precisely what happened to this now TikTok famous pooch.

“Accidents happen, and dogs are fast,” the veterinarian told her viewers. “He needed surgery, but he’s recovering well.”

While the colorful orbs might seem like a harmless toy initially, they have caused thousands of children to go to the hospital in recent years, with one losing her life as a result

Image credits: larenmciaren

The dangers of Orbeez for children and pets are widely known. The Consumer Product Safety Commission explained in 2023 how, from 2017 to 2022, children ingesting water beads resulted in 7,000 emergency room visits, with grave internal injuries, lifelong health impacts, and at least one death.

Image credits: larenmciaren

The data motivated members of Congress to craft a bill banning Orbeez, labeling them dangerous and misleading.

“They look harmless, they look like they’re fun to use, they’re marketed as crafts, as a toy for children with autism,” said CPSC Chairman Alex Hoehn-Saric at the time.

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Image credits: larenmciaren

@larenmciaren Just another day in the ER 🙃(Permission to post obtained by owner) #veterinarymedicine #petER #dogsoftiktok #Orbeez ♬ [Animals and dishes] Cute BGM – Sound Owl

The bill was resubmitted in May of this year under the name “Esther’s Law” in honor of Esther Jo Bethard, a 10-month-old who tragically lost her life after swallowing a water bead on July 7, 2023.

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