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The Weirdest Vet Questions That Are Actually Super Common
Every week, pet owners ask us questions that seem wild at first glance... until you realise how often they actually happen.
The Weirdest Vet Questions That Are Actually Super Common
At Dial A Vet, we’ve seen it all — and we mean all.
From dogs eating tampons to strange poop colours, here’s a roundup of our most-read (and most-Googled) articles this week — based on real pet owner freak-outs. 🐶👇
💪 1. What’s the Strongest Dog Breed in the World?
If your dog pulled you down the street like a sled, you’re not alone.
Some breeds are built like tanks — and we ranked them based on bite force, pulling power, and sheer muscle mass. 💥
👉 See the full list of the strongest dog breeds
👁 2. Why Are My Dog’s Eyes Suddenly Dilated?
Dilated pupils can mean excitement… or something more serious like a neurological issue or poisoning.
If your dog’s eyes look wide and glassy for more than a few minutes, it’s worth paying attention.
👉 Here’s what vet teams look for
🩸 3. Help! My Dog Ate a Tampon — What Do I Do?
It’s one of the most-searched pet emergencies online — and yes, it happens all the time.
Tampons can expand and cause intestinal blockages, so timing matters here. Don’t wait it out.
👉 Follow our emergency protocol for dogs eating tampons
🍤 4. Can Dogs Eat Prawns?
Yes — if cooked and served plain (no garlic, no butter, no skewers).
Prawns are high in protein and low in fat, but the tails and shells can be a choking hazard. Our vets explain the safest way to feed them.
👉 Read the full vet guide on prawns and dogs
💩 5. Why Is My Dog’s Poop Yellow?
It could be diet, bile, parasites, or something more serious.
We break down the colour codes — and when yellow poo is totally normal… or totally not.
🐕 6. Golden Retriever Care Tips (Australia Edition)
They’re one of the most popular breeds for a reason — but also one of the most prone to skin conditions, ear infections, and weight gain.
This guide covers everything Aussie golden owners need to know.
👉 Read our full Golden Retriever care guide
Most skin tags are harmless, but some can be cancerous.
If it’s bleeding, growing fast, or changing colour — don’t ignore it.
👉 Learn how to spot a dangerous skin tag
🐾 Got Your Own “Is This Normal?” Moment?
No stress — just answers.
👉 Book a $49 video consult with a real vet
We’ll let you know whether you can relax — or if it’s time to act.