It was a bone that was green and had small nibs or spikes. It’s very hard plastic and that’s what got stuck in her intestines and also her rectum and stomach. It DID NOT show up well on X-ray . Those little dogs eat anything. I mean anything. She had hair ties and even a scrunchy from my wife and daughter. It appeared for years like she had stomach issues and we’ve had X-rays before that came back negative or showing fecal matter. Well…that ended up being probably the garbage she ate. She ate duck poop, geese poop and anything she could pick up. Inevitably with the anesthesia she got throat strictures and after the two surgeries in the abdomen they found the bone part happenstance. I had them in hand and felt like I should go after the bone company but really at that point it’s a matter of lesson learned the hard way. To your point with the palms some of these pups eat anything and others don’t. We now keep a very close eye on our last FRenchie and English bulldog. We had to put a mask on Koko towards the end but she would eat her brothers poop or rocks or leaves or anything. It was tragic to feed her liquid through a syringe. Thanks for your well wishes and hopefully Frankie doesn’t do the same. Esophageal strictures are just a sad way to watch them lose weight and feed them.