Solutions to foreign bodies in the dog's trachea

1. Hand removal method: When the foreign body is stuck near the glottis, the head and mouth need to be secured, and then you can use your fingers or Use pliers to remove the foreign object.

2. Back-slapping method: Place the dog's back flat between the legs, with its head slightly lowered, so that its chest is close to the first responder's chest, and slap the dog with the palm of your hand with appropriate force. Foreign bodies can sometimes be coughed up in the spine between the dog's shoulder blades.

3. Abdominal push method: On the dog's supine position, the rescuer stands on the left side of the dog's waist, lies flat on the abdominal wall between the umbilical ribs with his left hand, and presses against the abdominal wall. He placed his right hand on top of his left hand and slid it toward his chest while pressing, increasing the pressure in his chest. A few pushes in this way can expel the foreign matter.

4. Laryngoscope method: When the foreign body is deep, it needs to be removed from the trachea under the guidance of a laryngoscope, but this needs to be done by a professional doctor.

Causes of foreign bodies in dogs’ trachea

1. Foreign body causes. Some foreign bodies are relatively small and can get stuck in the throat and cause discomfort to dogs. They usually manifest as coughing or Vomiting reaction.

2. Respiratory tract infection. Respiratory tract infection will lead to increased mucus secretion in the respiratory tract, and the breath sounds will be enhanced, so it feels like a foreign body.