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Cooked chicken bone
Hi all
We're on holiday at my mum and dads and a cooked chicken leg bone fell on the floor and she had it before we had a chance to stop her!
Should I be concerned??
She seems ok just now and I will keep an eye on her x
We're on holiday at my mum and dads and a cooked chicken leg bone fell on the floor and she had it before we had a chance to stop her!
Should I be concerned??
She seems ok just now and I will keep an eye on her x
Re: Cooked chicken bone
just keep an eye on her , give her some bread to try and pad things on the way down
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Agree with Dave. Hopefully she'll be ok - was it a wing or a thigh?
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I would be slightly less woried about a leg bone, but you should still keep a close eye on her for the next two or three days.
Anything unusual, phone the vet & explain.
I'm reallt glad I don't eat meat - there's no chance of accidents in the house with cooked bones!
Anything unusual, phone the vet & explain.
I'm reallt glad I don't eat meat - there's no chance of accidents in the house with cooked bones!
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It was just an accident but I'm sure she'll be ok
The vets here are really good but thanks for the advice!
I feel like an awful fur mummy
The vets here are really good but thanks for the advice!
I feel like an awful fur mummy
Re: Cooked chicken bone
Don't beat yourself up - it happens!
Someone I know on a GSD forum left a whole cooked chicken on the side to cool & the dog ate the whole lot. She was fine, but had the runs for a couple of days!
Someone I know on a GSD forum left a whole cooked chicken on the side to cool & the dog ate the whole lot. She was fine, but had the runs for a couple of days!
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Good glad your ok!
Oh no poor Dempsey!! What caused it?
Love the term!!
bum gravy!
Oh no poor Dempsey!! What caused it?
Love the term!!
bum gravy!
Re: Cooked chicken bone
No idea what caused it. He just gets the odd bad tum every now & again. It usually goes with starving for 24 hours & then bland food for a day or two, but I ended up this time getting some Science Plan i/d food. A couple of handfulls of dry yesterday morning & two cans of wet last night & he's right as rain today.
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