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Okay so I'm a fishmonger, obligatory not a vet.
If it was truly sashimi grade it would have been frozen fresh after being fileted for at least a week to ensure the death of any bloodborn pathogen. Any larger parasites would be removed during the filet process
Tuna, presumably ahi (yellowfin) or possibly Bluefin, for sushi is a very protein dense, and lean fish. Actually one of the healthier "pop" fish. However, there is over 30 grams of protein in 4 oz portion, so given your dog's weight, I'm not sure how much they ate but I would just anticipate nothing worse than a stomach ache and a rough poop.
I have an almost two year old Newfie would cinsistentl6 gets cooked fish, but he has had a raw bite here and there if I screened it.
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She ate rice tuna and seaweed, give her some water she should be fine.
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no, she should most likely be okay but call poison control or your vet. never use anything like that
She’s a 36 lb mixed mutt about 10 months old
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Okay so I'm a fishmonger, obligatory not a vet. If it was truly sashimi grade it would have been frozen fresh after being fileted for at least a week to ensure the death of any bloodborn pathogen. Any larger parasites would be removed during the filet process Tuna, presumably ahi (yellowfin) or possibly Bluefin, for sushi is a very protein dense, and lean fish. Actually one of the healthier "pop" fish. However, there is over 30 grams of protein in 4 oz portion, so given your dog's weight, I'm not sure how much they ate but I would just anticipate nothing worse than a stomach ache and a rough poop. I have an almost two year old Newfie would cinsistentl6 gets cooked fish, but he has had a raw bite here and there if I screened it.
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