Laura Clark uses tweezers to show a piece of glass found inside a Subway sub at her home in Peterborough on Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013 after her daughter Aubrey, 3, was taken to hospital. (Clifford Skarstedt/QMI Agency)

A three-year-old Peterborough, Ont girl appears to be fine after her mother says she consumed and passed pieces of glass from a Subway sandwich last week.

However, the woman is frustrated and angry about the company’s response to the incident.

“They’re just not contacting us,” said Laura Clark, whose daughter, Aubrey, suffered cuts to the roof of her mouth, her cheek and tongue when she ate about half of a six-inch turkey sub Thursday morning at a Peterborough, Ont., Subway.

Aubrey was examined at Peterborough Regional Health Centre and sent home after a doctor concluded the cuts to her mouth didn't require stitches, her mother said.

Clark said she and the doctor found seven pieces of glass in the remaining portion of the sandwich, ranging up to about half the size of Clark’s pinkie fingernail.