Cats cannot digest bones. Bones are hard and mainly composed of calcium, which is indigestible to cats. It is best to remove the bones from the food that is usually fed to cats to prevent the cat from accidentally eating the bones and getting stuck in the throat or scratching the intestines with the bones, causing the risk of bleeding. If the cat accidentally eats bones and cannot digest them in the intestines and stomach, it may also cause constipation. It is recommended that owners be careful when feeding and not feed bones to cats.

What to do if a cat accidentally eats a bone and gets stuck in its throat:

1. Generally, cats can cough up the bones. Cat owners must not force-feed them. It is a very unscientific practice for cats to swallow bones. Doing so may also damage the cat's intestines and stomach.

2. If the cat stops coughing within a period of time, it usually means that the cat has coughed up the bones. You can first check whether there are bones near the place where the cat coughed. If there are, then it will be fine.

3. If the cat still coughs for a period of time, you must take the cat to the pet hospital as soon as possible and let a professional veterinarian help the cat to remove the bones. Do not try to remove the bones by yourself. , doing so may cause the bone to sink deeper and deeper.