Cats cannot eat raw chicken carcasses. Raw meat may contain some parasites, and cats may be infected by parasites after eating them, leading to symptoms such as diarrhea; and there are many small bones in chicken racks, which may get stuck in the cat's throat or gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, it is recommended not to feed raw chicken racks to cats. It is best to cook them and remove the bones before feeding them to cats.

What to do if a cat eats a chicken skeleton and gets stuck in its throat:

1. Grab the cat’s head with one hand and put your thumb and index finger on it Hold the rest of the cat's head with the palm of your hand behind the cat's long fangs.

2. Gently tilt the cat back, face upward, and use your thumbs to grasp the cat's mouth to open its mouth.

3. Gently pull out the cat's tongue. If you can see the chicken rack, try to remove the chicken rack with your fingers or needle-nose pliers.

4. If you still can't remove the chicken rack, grab the cat's hind legs and turn it upside down and shake it vigorously. Patting the rack gently on the back while shaking can help the rack tip out.

5. If the chicken rack has not been taken out, lie the cat on its side, hold the last rib on both sides of the abdomen with your hands, and squeeze the abdomen quickly 3 to 4 times. If the foreign object is still stuck, stay, repeat the process.

6. If it still cannot be taken out, it must be sent to the hospital for treatment immediately.