Dogs are small animals with too much curiosity. When they see items they don’t recognize, they will want to taste them, which causes dogs to swallow foreign objects by mistake. How should dogs carry out rescue after accidentally eating foreign objects? The following rescue secret can save the dog's life at a critical moment!

Symptoms of dogs taking foreign objects by mistake:

1. If dogs taking foreign objects by mistake, they may often experience nausea and vomiting or poor appetite;

2. If the foreign object is stuck in the throat, the dog may experience coughing, drooling, scratching the throat, etc.;

3. If the foreign object is sharp, it may scratch the esophagus, causing bleeding, and blood in the stool.

Solution to different situations of foreign objects:

1. When the foreign object cannot be found or cannot be removed

When the dog accidentally eats foreign objects, the pet owner can immediately peel the dog's mouth and remove the foreign object with medical tweezers. If you can't find or cannot remove the foreign object, the pet owner should first hug the dog in the form of a bear hug and hold it up in the form of a clenched fist to avoid being under your rib cartilage. In the future, use a fist to squeeze the dog's abdominal cavity at a reasonable amplitude 5 times to check if there is any foreign object spitting out.

2. The dog is in a coma

If the dog is still in a coma, the pet owner can breathe 5 times and then perform a abdominal compression posture 5 times in a professional oral manner. If the foreign object has not been removed, you can slap 5 times on the dog's collarbone and then continue to use the abdomen compression position.

3. When the dog has already lying flat, the pet owner can hold the dog's back with one hand and try to pull the dog's abdominal cavity up with the other hand to check if there is any foreign object. If it is not, it is best to send it to the doctor.

4. The dog is in a standing posture

If the dog is in a standing posture, you can wrap your arms around the dog's abdomen, and clench your hands with both hands and force to pull up from behind the dog's rib cartilage to check whether any foreign objects are spit out. The above solutions are actually very simple escape methods. Even if the cleavage is successful, the pet owner should take the dog to the hospital for inspection immediately. After all, the pet owner cannot tell whether there is soft tissue damage in the dog's body.