Cats can digest a small amount of chicken bones, but they cannot digest large amounts of chicken bones. For cats, chicken bones not only have low nutritional value, but also easily scratch the cat's intestines. Therefore, it is not recommended to feed chicken bones to cats. If you want to feed chicken to cats, it is recommended to remove the chicken bones in advance to prevent the chicken bones from scratching. Injury to the cat's intestines, causing serious consequences.

Solutions for cats eating chicken bones:

1. Observe for 30 minutes first. The cat’s intestinal tract is very short and will usually defecate in 30 minutes. The owner needs to observe Whether the cat's feces is black and tar-like? If so, it means that the cat's intestines were scratched and bleeding by chicken bones. If chicken bones can be seen in the feces, it means that the chicken bones have not been digested and have been excreted.

2. If there are no adverse reactions, the owner does not need to worry and just do not feed chicken bones to cats in the future.

3. If the cat has symptoms such as vomiting, vomiting blood, etc., it is best to take the cat to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible without delaying the condition.