If a dog eats bones without digesting them, it will cause symptoms such as lack of energy, loss of appetite or loss of appetite, and vomiting. If a large number of broken bones are ingested, the dog may develop tenesmus, that is, there is a defecation movement but no feces is excreted. It is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for x-ray examination in time to determine the location of the blockage of foreign bodies such as bones. Then, depending on the dog's condition, laparotomy to remove the foreign body in the intestines can be performed at an optional time or on the same day.

What to do if a dog cannot digest bones:

1. No food or water for more than 8 hours.

2. Take probiotics to relieve symptoms. If a dog cannot digest and vomits after eating bones, he can first take an appropriate amount of probiotics to regulate his stomach.

3. If the dog has difficulty defecation, loss of appetite, and vomiting, it is recommended to take it to an animal hospital for X-ray or B-ultrasound examination to rule out intestinal obstruction and other conditions, and to evaluate whether the bones can be excreted. If the assessment result is that the bone can be discharged on its own, it is recommended to go home and continue observation. If it cannot be discharged, surgery needs to be considered.