Is there still a problem after the puppy vomits after eating chicken bones?

Complain and complain about you first, how can you let a dog eat chicken bones?

Chicken bones are not easy to digest, mainly because they are too sharp and easy to scratch the lining of the puppy's stomach and intestines. Just spit it out.

I'll tell you what to do.

Now it's not going to the hospital, you go to the hospital, it's an X-ray, it's out, and you're still an enema? Then your dog will be tortured to death in the hospital.

Observe to see if the bowel movements are black, if the blackening is internal bleeding, go to the hospital and bring more money. If not. That's not afraid, observe slowly, it will always pull out.

If it's still like this after two days, go to the hospital for an X-ray and see where the card is. Think of another way. It's useless to take medicine on chicken bones, medicine can't break bones.

If it's retching, it's okay, because it means that it doesn't go to the intestines, so it can be digested, and what can't be digested will be spit out. If you go down your hand, you can put some water on it and make it spit out.

It's certain that you're mentally bad, and it's the same if you have something stuck in your stomach.

Observe bowel movements.

If you are still retching, it should be that there is still something stuck in your throat, or it is scratched, and it is best to go to a professional pet hospital to see.

Observe it again,。。 How can you be so careless, dogs can't eat chicken bones, especially such small dogs.

You observe for another day or two, and if the spirit is restored, it's fine.

If you still have symptoms of poor energy and vomiting, go to the pet hospital as soon as possible.

Go to the hospital for fluoroscopy or take an X-ray, if the foreign body is stuck in the throat, you will see it clearly.

Go as soon as possible and don't feed anything.

Let's go to the hospital.

Just because you spit it out doesn't mean it doesn't scratch your stomach.

For the sake of your dog's health, take him to the hospital.

It's too careless, such a small dog, take it to the hospital if it doesn't work.

No, but it's not like you're going to die if you eat, it's okay, but this is also a risky behavior. If it's okay this time, don't give him chicken bones in the future. Oh, forgot to mention, the bones of the chicken's neck are okay.

Because it is relatively small and soft (anyone can bite it), and it is relatively smooth, there are no sharp edges and corners.

It is unlikely that a dog will die from eating chicken bones.

Generally, the probability of death in this situation is not very large, but it is not recommended to give chicken bones to dogs. First of all, although dogs are omnivores, eating too many chicken bones can easily lead dogs to indigestion. Mild may cause the dog to have constipation, affecting its mental appetite, and severe may cause the dog to vomit and diarrhea and other symptoms.

Secondly, some chicken bones will be sharper, and dogs can easily scratch the dog's intestines when they eat them, which can easily cause inflammation of the dog's intestines or blood in the stool and blood. If left untreated, puppies can be life-threatening, and adult dogs can also have consequences. In addition, if the chicken bones are accidentally stuck in the cardia or intestines, the dog may be in danger of death, and the dog's mental appetite will be reduced, and the dog will vomit frequently.

If it is not taken out in time, it is easy to cause intestinal necrosis.