Symptoms of dogs not digesting bones:

1. Constipation. Bones contain a large amount of phosphorus and calcium, and dogs’ digestive systems do not have the enzymes to break down phosphorus and calcium. If bones are eaten directly by dogs, the bones will accumulate in the intestines and stomach for a long time and cannot be digested, resulting in limestone on the bones. chemical, which in turn affects the dog's digestive system, causing constipation. In severe cases, it can even scratch the inner wall of the intestinal tract and digestive tract, causing internal bleeding and ulcers, and then the symptoms of blood in the stool.

2. Vomiting. If a dog eats bones and is unable to digest them, he will also vomit. The vomit will be in the form of foamy mucus and gastric juice. Depending on the nature of the disease, it may be mixed with blood, bile and mucosal fragments. Touching the dog's abdomen with your hands will cause pain, accompanied by symptoms such as yellow and white tongue coating and yellowish urine.

3. Others. A large amount of undigested bones accumulated in the intestines and stomach will cause dogs to lose their appetite. The food they usually like to eat will also lose their appetite at this time. Some dogs may even suffer from complications such as lack of energy and lethargy.

Things to note when dogs eat bones:

1. The bones should not be too small. In order to prevent the dog from swallowing the bones and scratching the intestines, it is recommended that the dog chew some relatively hard and large beef bones as much as possible.

2. Try not to use bones with joints. Because this kind of bone is usually connected to some very strong tendons, if these tendons get stuck between the teeth, the dog is likely to break the teeth.

3. Do not feed raw meat and bones. Although raw bones and meat are rich in nutrients and relatively easy to digest, regular consumption of raw meat can easily lead to dogs being infected with parasites and bacteria. Therefore, when giving bones to dogs, it is recommended to cook them before feeding them.