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![It was almost 'game over' for this dog - after swallowing a video game cartridge. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rocco was rushed to the vet and needed emergency surgery after the four-year-old dog began to vomit and refused to eat. Worried owners Sean Johnston and Rebecca Moss from Cumbernauld, near Glasgow, took him to a PDSA [People's Dispensary for Sick Animals] centre for treatment. Rocco was admitted immediately and PDSA vets were stunned when an X-ray revealed a rectangular shaped object in his gut. After surgery toremove the potentially fatal object, they retrieved a Nintendo DS game cartridge lodged in his small intestine. Left untreated, the cartridge could have caused a fatal blockage. Owner Sean said: “He wasn’t acting himself at all and we were worried he’d eaten a corn on the cob, but we were so shocked when the vet said it was from a video game! "We don’t own a Nintendo or anything like that so we’re baffled as to where he got it from." He added: "He’s a rescue dog and we’ve only had him for about six months so the only thing we can think is that it was from his previous owners – who knows how long it’s been in there!” The surgery was carried out at PDSA’s Glasgow Shamrock Street Pet Hospital. After an overnight stay to keep a close eye on his recovery Rocco was discharged the following day. PDSA Senior Vet, Susan Hermit, said: “We see dogs that eat strange things all the time but none of us had ever seen anything like this. "It was a good job Sean brought Rocco in when he did, as an object of this size trying to pass through the guts could have caused a deadly blockage or pierced his internal organs.” Please credit Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA. 11 Apr 2019 Pictured: A photo of the cartridge retrieved after surgery. Photo credit: Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003mH260GCm08/fill=/fit=250x250/I00003mH260GCm08.jpg)
![It was almost 'game over' for this dog - after swallowing a video game cartridge. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rocco was rushed to the vet and needed emergency surgery after the four-year-old dog began to vomit and refused to eat. Worried owners Sean Johnston and Rebecca Moss from Cumbernauld, near Glasgow, took him to a PDSA [People's Dispensary for Sick Animals] centre for treatment. Rocco was admitted immediately and PDSA vets were stunned when an X-ray revealed a rectangular shaped object in his gut. After surgery toremove the potentially fatal object, they retrieved a Nintendo DS game cartridge lodged in his small intestine. Left untreated, the cartridge could have caused a fatal blockage. Owner Sean said: “He wasn’t acting himself at all and we were worried he’d eaten a corn on the cob, but we were so shocked when the vet said it was from a video game! "We don’t own a Nintendo or anything like that so we’re baffled as to where he got it from." He added: "He’s a rescue dog and we’ve only had him for about six months so the only thing we can think is that it was from his previous owners – who knows how long it’s been in there!” The surgery was carried out at PDSA’s Glasgow Shamrock Street Pet Hospital. After an overnight stay to keep a close eye on his recovery Rocco was discharged the following day. PDSA Senior Vet, Susan Hermit, said: “We see dogs that eat strange things all the time but none of us had ever seen anything like this. "It was a good job Sean brought Rocco in when he did, as an object of this size trying to pass through the guts could have caused a deadly blockage or pierced his internal organs.” Please credit Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA. 11 Apr 2019 Pictured: Rocco looking happier. Photo credit: Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006H2NrQc4t2I/fill=/fit=250x250/I00006H2NrQc4t2I.jpg)
![It was almost 'game over' for this dog - after swallowing a video game cartridge. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rocco was rushed to the vet and needed emergency surgery after the four-year-old dog began to vomit and refused to eat. Worried owners Sean Johnston and Rebecca Moss from Cumbernauld, near Glasgow, took him to a PDSA [People's Dispensary for Sick Animals] centre for treatment. Rocco was admitted immediately and PDSA vets were stunned when an X-ray revealed a rectangular shaped object in his gut. After surgery toremove the potentially fatal object, they retrieved a Nintendo DS game cartridge lodged in his small intestine. Left untreated, the cartridge could have caused a fatal blockage. Owner Sean said: “He wasn’t acting himself at all and we were worried he’d eaten a corn on the cob, but we were so shocked when the vet said it was from a video game! "We don’t own a Nintendo or anything like that so we’re baffled as to where he got it from." He added: "He’s a rescue dog and we’ve only had him for about six months so the only thing we can think is that it was from his previous owners – who knows how long it’s been in there!” The surgery was carried out at PDSA’s Glasgow Shamrock Street Pet Hospital. After an overnight stay to keep a close eye on his recovery Rocco was discharged the following day. PDSA Senior Vet, Susan Hermit, said: “We see dogs that eat strange things all the time but none of us had ever seen anything like this. "It was a good job Sean brought Rocco in when he did, as an object of this size trying to pass through the guts could have caused a deadly blockage or pierced his internal organs.” Please credit Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA. 11 Apr 2019 Pictured: Rocco after his operation. Photo credit: Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G5MWnrElvoI/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000G5MWnrElvoI.jpg)
![It was almost 'game over' for this dog - after swallowing a video game cartridge. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rocco was rushed to the vet and needed emergency surgery after the four-year-old dog began to vomit and refused to eat. Worried owners Sean Johnston and Rebecca Moss from Cumbernauld, near Glasgow, took him to a PDSA [People's Dispensary for Sick Animals] centre for treatment. Rocco was admitted immediately and PDSA vets were stunned when an X-ray revealed a rectangular shaped object in his gut. After surgery toremove the potentially fatal object, they retrieved a Nintendo DS game cartridge lodged in his small intestine. Left untreated, the cartridge could have caused a fatal blockage. Owner Sean said: “He wasn’t acting himself at all and we were worried he’d eaten a corn on the cob, but we were so shocked when the vet said it was from a video game! "We don’t own a Nintendo or anything like that so we’re baffled as to where he got it from." He added: "He’s a rescue dog and we’ve only had him for about six months so the only thing we can think is that it was from his previous owners – who knows how long it’s been in there!” The surgery was carried out at PDSA’s Glasgow Shamrock Street Pet Hospital. After an overnight stay to keep a close eye on his recovery Rocco was discharged the following day. PDSA Senior Vet, Susan Hermit, said: “We see dogs that eat strange things all the time but none of us had ever seen anything like this. "It was a good job Sean brought Rocco in when he did, as an object of this size trying to pass through the guts could have caused a deadly blockage or pierced his internal organs.” Please credit Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA. 11 Apr 2019 Pictured: X-ray showing the game cartridge inside Rocco. Photo credit: Courtesy of PDSA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V6ExcJXrb2A/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000V6ExcJXrb2A.jpg)
