The cat has a fishbone stuck in its throat. If it is not stuck deeply, you can use your fingers or tweezers to carefully remove the fishbone. If it cannot be removed, pat the cat's back hard or open the cat's mouth repeatedly. The fishbone may cause the cat to swallow saliva repeatedly. will be spit out. If the fish bone cannot be seen, cannot be spit out for a long time, or the operation is inconvenient or the cat is unwilling to cooperate, etc., send to the hospital immediately.

Tip:

To check if a cat has a fish bone stuck in its throat, you can hold the cat and wrap the cat’s limbs and body parts with a blanket or quilt. , hold its head with one hand to restrict its movement, then open its head, insert your thumb and index finger into the cat’s canine teeth and hold it against it to prevent the cat from shutting up. With the other hand, carefully pull out the cat's tongue and carefully examine the cat's throat to see where the foreign object is.