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I feel like such a bad mummy 
On Christmas eve, we were enjoying our dinner and so was Daisy. When she finished, she was wondering around the house and went out the room, which was fine because she's allowed to go wherever she wants in our house.
She was gone for a while. So I went to find her and she was up on a table eating from a bowl of peanuts! I grabbed her and took her to my family, who calmed me down and said that she should be okay, she eats peanut butter, she hasn't choked, so just keep an eye on her.
Well on boxing day, she pooped as normal, but there was (sorry) undigested peanuts in it. So I thought at least she's passing them now.
She is now still passing some every now and then. Even though it's quite a few days later.
Then just now she vomited, (Which she does very occasionly - when she's hungry) and there were another 2 in the stomach bile.
I haven't taken her to the vet because they're is nothing actually wrong with her, she's eating, drinking and playing as normal.
So should I just keep my eye on her and it'll stop? Or should I do something?
On Christmas eve, we were enjoying our dinner and so was Daisy. When she finished, she was wondering around the house and went out the room, which was fine because she's allowed to go wherever she wants in our house.
She was gone for a while. So I went to find her and she was up on a table eating from a bowl of peanuts! I grabbed her and took her to my family, who calmed me down and said that she should be okay, she eats peanut butter, she hasn't choked, so just keep an eye on her.
Well on boxing day, she pooped as normal, but there was (sorry) undigested peanuts in it. So I thought at least she's passing them now.
She is now still passing some every now and then. Even though it's quite a few days later.
Then just now she vomited, (Which she does very occasionly - when she's hungry) and there were another 2 in the stomach bile.
I haven't taken her to the vet because they're is nothing actually wrong with her, she's eating, drinking and playing as normal.
So should I just keep my eye on her and it'll stop? Or should I do something?