She is a 4 year old blood hound who ate a sock with two magnets in the sock I don’t know…

Hi, I am a veterinary nurse and understand how concerning this can be. The best thing you can do is take your pet to the veterinarian as soon as you can. The sooner evaluation and treatment can start, the better. Dogs eat all kinds of things, and veterinarian teams have many things they can do to help. After the veterinarian's initial exam, they will likely need to take an xray (type of picture) to see what's going on internally. Surgery is needed sometimes to remove a foreign object (sock with magnets for example), but not always. Your veterinary team is there to support and help you.

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They are not that strong and were tiny