It seems to us that dogs eating bones and cats eating fish are normal things, but the benefits that bones can bring to dogs are far less than we imagine. There must be many friends who think that bones can bring more calcium to dogs, but in fact the calcium in bones can be absorbed by dogs very little, and bones are not easy to digest. For chicken bones and other textures Soft bones can also cause dangerous accidents such as getting stuck in the throat, so we need to know how to feed bones to dogs correctly.

First of all, we need to know which bones can be fed and which ones cannot be fed. Fish bones, chicken bones, duck bones and other soft and thin bones must not be fed to dogs, because these bones can easily cause scratches to the dog’s mouth, esophagus and stomach, and sometimes appear in the dog’s poop. The blood may be caused by this. In addition, large soft bones can easily cause esophageal infarction, and bones are inherently difficult to digest. If you eat too much, it can easily cause indigestion or gastroenteritis. Not only are such sharp bone fragments also It may cause gastric perforation, etc.

So which bones can be fed to dogs? We must first clarify the concept. What we mean by being able to feed does not really mean that it can be swallowed, but those bones that dogs can chew. Usually this kind of bone is relatively hard and large in size, which can effectively prevent dogs from chewing it into pieces and avoid the danger of getting stuck in the throat.

The main benefit of feeding this type of bones is that it can help dogs clean their mouths to a certain extent. Dogs can chew the bones to clean their teeth. In addition, providing dogs with such bones during the period of teeth replacement can effectively help them grind their teeth, thereby preventing dogs from chewing on furniture to achieve the effect of grinding their teeth.

Since the calcium in bones is not easy for dogs to absorb and there is a risk of getting stuck in the throat, try not to feed dogs those small bones to avoid damage to their intestines. We can choose large bones with a hard texture to grind the dogs' teeth and clean their mouths, which can also avoid danger.