@sophie.pets1: Two weeks. No calls. No answers. He took Cooper when he left — and disappeared. 💔 Then Monday morning, I got the call I’ll never forget. “Your dog’s here… but he’s in critical condition. Kidney failure. Please come now.” I dropped everything. Raced to the clinic shaking. 😭 When I saw him, I collapsed. He was on IV fluids, barely breathing — gums pale, eyes glazed. “What happened to him??” I begged. The vet said softly, “Severe pesticide poisoning… it’s from a flea collar.” 😰 My stomach dropped. My ex had bragged about buying a “stronger” one — said it would keep the bugs away. He had no idea it was killing him. “These collars release neurotoxins through the skin,” the vet explained. “They go straight into the bloodstream — damaging the kidneys, liver, and brain. We see this far too often.” 💔 Then she showed me what she uses instead: “This is BugMD — it’s plant-powered 🌿 Made with clove and cottonseed oil. Kills fleas and ticks naturally — no poison, no chemicals.” If only I’d known sooner. If Cooper had been wearing BugMD, he’d still be here. 😭 They did everything — detox, meds, oxygen, fluids. But after 48 hours… his kidneys shut down. He passed Tuesday morning. 💔 Because someone trusted a “safe” flea collar that wasn’t safe at all. Dogs don’t know what’s toxic. They just trust the people who love them. 🐾 Please — check your dog’s collar today. If it’s chemical-based, take it off. You can find BugMD on Amazon — link in bio. 🛒 😭 Comment “GUT” and I’ll DM you my toxin-free pet first-aid kit list + my bone broth detox recipe. 🦴 One collar. One bad decision. Don’t let your story end like mine. 💔🐶 #BugMD #PetSafety #DogHealth #DogTok #PetParents

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