The Cane Coro's unusual palate first came to light after vets at the Ventura County Animal Services noticed she looked emaciated, NBC Los Angeles reports. But the problem wasn't that the dog wasn't eating. Nope. An X-ray showed that Brooklyn had been eating all sorts of things; eight socks, several rocks, and even a toy.

Many dog owners may understand it takes extra effort — and vigilance — to prevent their fur-baby from grabbing food scraps from tables or countertops. But one Cane Corso in Ventura County turned out to have quite the appetite for unusual and inedible ...

In total, the dog had eaten 8 socks, several rocks and a fabric toy, amounting to two pounds of foreign objects.

Many dog owners may understand it takes extra effort — and vigilance — to prevent their fur-baby from grabbing food scraps from tables or countertops. But one Cane Corso in California turned out to have quite the appetite for unusual and inedible things.