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Salt, Play Dough and Decorative Salt Objects

September 9, 2026 by Astafar Hossain
Salt, Play Dough and Decorative Salt Objects

Merck names dough-salt mixtures and rock salt among the exposures, and says water access is what decides it. The rehydration warning is the part nobody quotes.

Categories Toxic Foods Reference Tags dog poisoning, hypernatremia, pet emergency, play dough, salt Leave a comment

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