Dogs do not necessarily need surgery to remove foreign bodies. If the dog can expel or digest the foreign body on its own, there is no need for surgery. If the dog cannot expel or digest the foreign body, surgery will be required.

Dogs are omnivores and will eat anything they think is edible without hesitation. Therefore, parents must put away any food that dogs can eat at home to prevent the dog from discovering the mistake. Food. If the dog eats something by mistake, without knowing what it has eaten by mistake, it is recommended that the dog go to the hospital to take an X-ray so that he can know what the dog has eaten, and then follow the doctor's advice on whether to have surgery or not. If you know what the dog is eating, such as walnuts, we should observe the dog’s mental state. If the dog coughs and retches, the walnuts may be stuck in the throat. If the dog has vomiting and diarrhea, the walnuts may be in the intestines and stomach. No matter what the situation is, if the dog does not pull out the walnuts, or if the dog digests the walnuts, parents should send them to the hospital and let the doctor handle it to see if surgery is needed. Never treat your dog at home.