If the dog eats bones and cannot digest them, it will cause symptoms such as lack of energy, loss of appetite or loss of appetite, and vomiting. If a large amount of broken bones is ingested, the dog may appear tenesmus, that is, there is a movement to defecate but no feces are passed out. It is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for X-ray examination in time to determine the location of the blockage of foreign bodies such as bones, and then perform laparotomy to remove intestinal foreign bodies at an optional date or on the same day according to the dog's condition.
What to do if the dog eats bones and cannot digest them:
1. Fasting for more than 8 hours.
2. Take probiotics to relieve symptoms. If a dog eats bones but does not digest and vomits, it can first eat an appropriate amount of probiotics to regulate the stomach.
3. If the dog has difficulty defecating, loss of appetite, or vomiting, it is recommended to take it to the animal hospital for X-ray or B-ultrasound examination to rule out intestinal obstruction and evaluate whether the bone can be discharged. If the result of the evaluation is that the bone can be discharged by itself, it is recommended to go home and continue to observe. If it cannot be discharged, surgery needs to be considered.
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