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TikToker Mary of @mcgat1 recently found that out the hard way when she came home from her holiday and discovered an empty bottle of Bailey's on her carpet with the lid chewed off. The bottle had been about half full when she left.
Then she found a bottle of vodka that had maybe a quarter of the bottle left, and it had been nearly full.
Mary began a TikTok video with a shot of her guilty-looking dog, Jack, sitting off to the side while she observed the damage.
Once she filmed the bottles, she turned to Jack:
"Jack, try to walk, come on."
Trying to play it cool, Jack rose to his feet and walked a few slow steps, but then his legs betrayed him, and he slid onto the floor. The rest of the trek through the kitchen was full of trips, cross-legged steps, and general hilarity.
Chuckling behind the camera, Mary confided:
"It's not funny, but my dog is drunk and I don't know what to do about it."
You can watch the original video here:
Shortly after the initial video, the dog owner called an animal poisoning hotline, who advised her to take the dog to the vet, since no one could say how much Jack actually drank.
The TikToker left Jack at the vet overnight, and when she called to check in, they reassured her:
"He's not even hung over!"
You can watch the second video here with updates about Jack here:
In the second video, the TikToker reassured all of Jack's fans that he was in perfect health and that they'd even watched out for pancreatitis, which is a possibility when a dog consumes alcohol. Jack was completely in the clear and appeared comfortable and happy at the end of the video.
Some fellow TikTokers were amused, and grateful that Jack was okay.
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Others couldn't stop cracking up over the "not even hung over" comment made by the vet.
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We're happy Mary followed all the steps necessary to make sure her drunken fur-baby would be okay.
And may this serve as a reminder to keep the liquor locked up and safe from kids—and pets!