Should the bones be given to dogs? We often discuss the issue of dogs eating bones, so should we give bones to dogs? Do dogs like to eat bones? Today we will discuss this issue in depth. Only when you truly understand the reasons can you truly understand why it is not possible and why it is possible. Every parent will not be overwhelmed by the various arguments on this. The following is an example. Take a look at whether to give it to your dog or not. What about eating bones?
Dogs are canines that eat mainly carnivores and occasionally eat some omnivores. They have experienced a long millions of years in the breeding process. In this process, they are predators and carnivores. After that, they were gradually raised in captivity and then gradually turned into omnivores. In the process of evolution, they were gradually fed cooked food. Their gastrointestinal tract began to change, and their original digestive function became weaker. Their intestinal development was slower than Humans have developed over millions of years, so this process is an extremely long one. Therefore, humans can adapt to the huge changes in food, while dogs, due to different psychological structures, have only three to four times the length of their gastrointestinal tracts. times, then the food digestion effect of dogs will be much worse than that of humans. However, the most important thing is that canine stomachs are extremely flexible, because they can hardly eat a full meal, which is difficult for humans to do. Therefore, in the process of evolution, adult dogs are fed one meal every day to meet the food needs of dogs, so why do puppies need to be fed on time and in a quantitative manner? What should be mentioned here is that puppies are fed on breast milk, and during the weaning process, the bitch is fed by vomiting food to maintain the puppy's dietary needs at all times. Therefore, there is no contradiction between the two and they also arise from the evolution process. custom.
So let’s return to today’s main topic, do dogs want to eat bones? We often see canines as predators in some nature and human TV programs, but have you noticed that canine predators often walk by a bunch of bones? Why didn't they eat the bones? Why continue to hunt? Grinding a puppy's teeth? The mother dog puts back the meat on the puppies!
Let’s take a look at the results of eating these bones!
This is a case of a one-year-old German Shepherd (certain introduction), raised in the countryside, the owner has no home, the breeder feeds the dog food every day, and then grinds its teeth on a few bones, and so on. It only took a week, but it ended up causing serious intestinal obstruction and requiring surgical treatment.
GermanyDomestic Shepherd Intestinal Obstruction
This is a case of swallowing bones. The bones were severely stuck in the throat and breathing was difficult. The bones were removed through emergency treatment.
Throat obstruction
This is another case of intestinal obstruction, and the obstruction is close to the anus.
Intestinal obstruction
This is also a case of intestinal obstruction, and it should be the time of obstruction. Long, close to the anus.
Intestinal obstruction
This is a photo of a case of obstruction guided by eating chicken bones, and also Jia is a big dog, and with the size of the bones, it can disintegrate on its own, and it will disintegrate on its own on the third day.
Intestinal obstruction
After looking at these cases, do pets really like to eat bones? ? Does eating bones really comply with them? The answer is undeniable. Dogs are not suitable for eating bones. A large number of bones produce irretrievable bone in the dog's intestines and accumulate in the intestines. With the peristalsis of the intestines and the absorption of water, these calcium will be absorbed. Calcium becomes dry in the intestines and clumps after dryness, making defecation difficult and causing what we often call constipation. When the edges of these calcium are hard, they can pierce the intestines when trying to defecate.At a painful time, problems arise, and the hardships for the pets begin. In mild cases, intestinal cleaning can relieve this painful suffering, while in severe cases, surgery is required to perform intestinal resection.
In order to prevent the outbreak of these man-made diseases, we can only take good care of ourselves and truly love them, which is to reduce their pain, let them live a happier life, prolong their survival and healthy growth. is the most critical. Therefore, based on this principle, we must also make ideological corrections, learn accurate and scientific knowledge of breeding, and serve them better, just because we love them.
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