Who knows what the little starling will do if he eats the toothpick

You slightly grasp the big finger and index finger and gently put it at the corner of its mouth so that it can't shut up, but also pay attention not to let its mouth can move The strength can be controlled by yourself Use the frame of the female eyebrows to see if it can be clamped Because it is with cotton, you can use the clamping method If it is a toothpick, you can't use the clip My friend swallowed the toothpick But the next day it vomited on its own Be careful not to artificially let it jump around after swallowing it, so as not to puncture the throat or other organs And give more water to let it defecate more It's usually fine if it's not injured, it's very digestive, hehe.

If the little starling eats a toothpick, the first thing you need to do is observe its reaction and symptoms. If the little starling is experiencing symptoms such as vomiting, loss of appetite, constipation, bad breath, or has obvious digestive problems, it is recommended to take it to the veterinarian immediately for examination to ensure that it is not stuck in the gastrointestinal tract.

If the toothpick is not stuck in the gastrointestinal tract and the little starling is not showing obvious symptoms, you can try both general and physical. Generally** includes giving little starlings warm water to drink, improve intestinal peristalsis function, and promote the excretion of toothpicks. Physical** can be combined with stomach massage and warm compress to help with toothpick drainage.

If the little starling has obvious abdominal pain, blood in the stool and other symptoms, it means that the toothpick may have scratched the mucosa of the digestive tract or become embedded in the digestive tract, and it needs to be taken to the veterinarian immediately for examination, and the toothpick may need to be removed through gastrointestinal endoscopy.

In conclusion, for the case of a little starling eating a toothpick, it is necessary to closely observe its symptoms and reactions, and take corresponding measures according to the situation to ensure the health and safety of the little starling.

My little starling too, but a little older, ate a toothpick. Maybe it can be discharged, don't worry too much.

Toothpick, what's going on now, my starling used to swallow a brown rope, and it came out of the back, and he didn't want to eat the feed, so he had to go and see it, and don't let it go hungry while playing, or it would get stuck in its stomach if it got into its stomach.

Summary. A small piece of toothpick can be eaten in the stomach to help the toothpick be discharged by general and physical **, and if necessary, it can be taken out through gastrointestinal endoscopy. 1.

General**: Toothpicks are mostly wooden, and under normal circumstances, they are not easy to be absorbed by the digestive tract after eating, and can be excreted with the digestive tract, and are generally ineffective for special treatment. However, the tip of the toothpick is relatively sharp, and there is a risk of scratching the mucosa of the digestive tract, so it is recommended to closely observe the condition and drink warm water at the same time to improve the intestinal peristalsis function.

2.Physical**: Combined with stomach massage and hot compress, it is beneficial to improve intestinal excitability and help toothpick discharge.

3.Gastrointestinal endoscopy: If there are symptoms such as abdominal pain and blood in the stool, it means that the toothpick may scratch the mucosa of the digestive tract or become incarcerated in the digestive tract, and should be removed by gastrointestinal endoscopy in time.

What should I do if my starling eats half a toothpick, will it be life-threatening?

A small piece of toothpick can be eaten in the stomach to help the toothpick be discharged by general and physical **, and if necessary, it can be taken out through gastrointestinal endoscopy. 1.General**:

Toothpicks are mostly wooden, which are not easily absorbed by the digestive tract after eating, and can be excreted with the digestive tract. However, the tip of the toothpick is relatively sharp, and there is a risk of scratching the mucosa of the digestive tract, so it is recommended to closely observe the condition and drink warm water at the same time to improve the intestinal peristalsis function. 2.

Physical**: Combined with stomach massage finger height and hot compress, it is beneficial to improve intestinal excitability and help toothpick discharge. 3.

If there are symptoms such as abdominal pain and blood in the stool, it means that the toothpick may scratch the mucosa of the digestive tract or become embedded in the digestive tract, and should be removed by gastrointestinal endoscopy in time.

You can show me how long a toothpick it is, dear.