As dog owners, we not only need to meet their physiological needs, but also pay attention to their safety and health.

However, even if we actively take care of them, puppies can have throat stuck.

So, what should we do if the puppy gets stuck in his throat when eating? First, we need to realize that a puppy’s throat is a serious condition.

A throat stuck can cause suffocation and even life-threatening.

Therefore, when we find that the puppy has a throat stuck, we must take timely measures to avoid the situation from escalating.

Before taking measures, we need to observe the symptoms of the puppy.

Usually, puppies start to cough, vomit, or have difficulty breathing.

At this time, we need to calm the puppy down in order to better respond to emergencies.

Then, in the case of a puppy stuck in the throat, the following measures can be taken: 1. Consider letting the puppy drink water. If the puppy eats to get stuck in the throat, but it is still able to breathe, then we can consider giving it some water.

Warm water helps soften items stuck in the throat, making them easier to pass through the mouth and esophagus.

2. Do chest compressions If the puppy gets stuck in his throat more severely, we can use chest compressions.

First, press the puppy's chest up and then quickly relax.

Repeat this process several times to help speed up the object through the throat and also stimulate the puppy to vomit, further helping the object pass.

3. Use the inversion method. If none of the above methods can solve the problem, we can use the inversion method.

For puppies, the inversion method is to turn them safely with their heads facing down.

Use the hind limbs of both hands to press the puppy over his chest and wait for the object to be coughed out.

This method requires careful and careful execution to ensure that the puppy does not damage it.

If the above method is taken, but the puppy is still in serious condition, we need to take it to the veterinarian immediately.

They will be able to use special tools to remove objects stuck inside from the puppy's throat.

In short, when we find that the puppy is stuck in his throat due to eating, we need to stay calm and act quickly.

Let the puppy drink water, do chest compressions, use inversion methods, etc., which can help the object pass through and prevent things from getting worse.

If the situation cannot be alleviated, be sure to take the puppy to the veterinarian in time.

Through these emergency measures, we can avoid the lives of puppies being threatened while providing better protection and care for our pets.