Trying to ID this large tablet our dog was chewing.

My wife found this in the car when one of our pups, Benny, started showing an interest in it. It's a pretty big tablet, about 1" x 3/4", too big to swallow, so I don't think it's any kind of medication. We have no clue what it is or where it came from. My concern is that it's some kind of poison but it could just as easily be some kind of mint.



Any help identifying it would be greatly appreciated.

Benny had a little tummy upset the other day, and we don't know when he may have first found this thing, so it may have been the cause.

He is not currently showing any signs of consequences from his encounter with the UCO (Unidentified Chewable Object).

Picture would help. Maybe take it to your vet?

I'm not sure what you mean. Is the picture not showing with my post?

No. Just the symbol for a broken picture link showing on my screen.

Your photo seems to be hosted on another pet forum so it could be why it is not showing. You can upload the photo onto Dogsey or use Photobucket, Tinypic or one of the other online sites.

Doi-i. I must have been able to see it because I was logged in at the time.

Here it is as an attachment.

Does it have any smell eg minty? If you put in the address bar pill identifier there are various websites that may help.

Does it have any numbers on the back?

No, the back is just plain, no numbers, no scoring.

No discernible smell. No help from local pharmacist, except he said it's too big for any medication he knows of.

Just a thought. It isn't a washing tablet for dishwasher or washing machine? Maybe not but worth a thought.