Dogs vomit after eating bones. This may be because the bones are not completely digested and cause intestinal blockage, which causes the dog to vomit. It is necessary to take your dog to the doctor promptly to determine the location of the bone blockage, and then choose an appropriate treatment plan based on the dog's condition.

Treatment methods for dogs vomiting after eating bones:

1. Take the dog to the hospital in time for B-ultrasound, X-ray and other imaging examinations, so as to confirm The location of bones in the intestine.

2. If it is not serious, you can induce vomiting or enema to allow the dog to expel the blocked bones on its own, but a professional doctor is required to operate it.

3. If the dog cannot pass it out on its own, the bones in the intestine can be removed through abdominal surgery. Relevant examinations are generally required before surgery to further reduce the risk of surgery and to determine the dog's metabolism rate of anesthetics. Postoperative anti-infective treatment is required, and proper feeding is required according to the doctor’s instructions to minimize the dog’s discomfort.