Try to remove the foreign object

If the dog is stuck on a bone, you can first check the situation of the dog being stuck. Don't let the dog move around, open the dog's mouth and check if the throat is stuck. If the bones are visible, the owner can try to remove them with their fingers. If conditions permit, you can also use needle-nose pliers to remove the bones. If it is stuck so deep that it cannot be seen with the naked eye, do not try to remove the bone manually.

Use gravity

If the bone is stuck too deep, it cannot be taken out by hand. The owner can try turning the dog upside down, with his head toward the ground, and then pushing the dog's throat with his hands to see if he can use the inertia of gravity to make the dog spit out the bones on his own.

Take the dog to the doctor promptly

If the bone cannot be removed, it is best to take the dog to the doctor promptly and let the doctor solve the problem of the dog being stuck on the bone.