EDMOND, Okla. — Dr. Chris Rispoli has been a practicing veterinarian since 1997, but nothing could prepare him for what he calls his "most fascinating and exciting surgery."
According to a Facebook post shared by Gentle Care Animal Hospital, Rispoli found 21 pacifiers in a dog's stomach.
The Edmond, Oklahoma, veterinarian was brought in after parents of a newborn pieced together the mystery of missing pacifiers.
It started with a grandmother witnessing the pup jump onto a counter and take a pacifier. The dog’s eating slowed, and eventually it vomited up a pacifier. That’s when the parents took the dog in for an X-ray.
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What the team initially believed was seven to nine pacifiers ended up being more than double that.
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According to the report, the dog is doing just fine and is heading home.