My dog ate one of my partner’s Christmas presents – but I can’t tell the vet the truth, it’s too embarrassing

EVERY YEAR, there’s a temptation to add something a little risque into your loved ones stocking, just to see their reaction. 

But what if your joke totally backfired? 

Not known, clear with picture deskMy dog ate one of my partner’s Christmas presents – but I can’t tell the vet the truth, it’s too embarrassing[/caption]

My dog ate one of my partner’s Christmas presents – but I can’t tell the vet the truth, it’s too embarrassingNot known, clear with picture desk

That’s what happened to Alice, who took to TikTok to share how her naughty stocking filler ended up causing a whole lot more trouble. 

Alice, known online as @alicelovegoodx, regularly shares real-life content with her 63,000 followers. 

In a recent video, the content creator shares how her dog got hold of her partner’s naughty chocolate treat.

Unfortunately now she has to own up to the vet about her cheeky purchase.

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“I’m not joking, this isn’t even funny. This only could happen to me. 

“I bought a joke present for my partner for Christmas, just a stocking filler. 

“It’s in the corner of the room, it’s wrapped, it’s sealed with plastic. 

“It’s wrapped with Christmas wrapper, yeah, so you know, it’s fine in the corner of the sitting room. 


“No, my dog’s got hold of it, and she’s eaten it, right? It’s chocolate, chocolate’s bad. 

“I ring the vet. The vet said, ‘don’t worry, bring her in, we’ll weigh her, bring the chocolate wrapper.’ 

“Wait for it. ‘Bring the chocolate wrapper so we can see what type of chocolate it is and how much chocolate there is’.  

“This is the chocolate wrapper. Edible anus. 

“Edible anus. How do I explain that?” 

Fans loved Alice’s honesty, with the video gaining more than 184,000 likes and 2.1 million views. 

In the comments, her followers shared their thoughts on the embarrassing story, with one writing: “The best part of this is how we get embarrassed by telling the vet, but not a billion people online.” 

Another said: “This has made my afternoon.” 

A third added: “I used to work in veterinary. Trust me, won’t be an issue. We once had a patient that swallowed a c*** ring.”

Someone offered a helpful suggestion, commenting: “You don’t have to take the whole wrapper just cut out the ingredients section.”

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