When a dog bites a frog the frog’s skin breaks and exposes the frog’s blood vessels. The dog’s teeth puncture the skin and the blood vessels which causes the frog to bleed. The blood can attract other animals which can lead to the frog being eaten.
What are the consequences of a dog biting a frog?
The consequences of a dog biting a frog depend on the severity of the bite and whether or not the frog is poisonous.
If the bite is severe the frog may die.
If the frog is poisonous the dog may become ill or even die.
How do I know if my dog has bitten a frog?
If your dog has bitten a frog you may notice that they have swelling or redness around their mouth.
They may also be drooling more than usual.
Is it harmful to my dog if they eat a frog?
It is harmful to your dog if they eat a frog as the frog may be poisonous.
If your dog ingests a poisonous frog they may become ill or even die.
What should I do if my dog bites a frog?
If your dog bites a frog you should clean the wound with soap and water.
If the bite is severe you should take your dog to the vet.
What is the difference between a frog and a toad?
Frogs are amphibians that have smooth moist skin.
Toads are amphibians that have dry bumpy skin.
