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If you use the message I suspect that you see it in the browser as a view. I think the best solution then is to use a custom error page.

See the documentation: https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/errors#custom-http-error-pages

I think you can use this code in your blade if you need to model name:

// the 404 page is from a NotFoundHttpException
// that has the ModelNotFoundException as previous
<h2>Model: {{ $exception->getPrevious()->getModel() }}</h2>
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