Toffee第二次吃鸡翅，今天早上吐了一地鸡骨头

lovemylife

周六早上买的鸡翅，翅中我剁下来自己吃了，翅尖和翅腿给土匪吃。。。周六把鸡翅冷冻了一天，周日早上拿出来放在冷藏层解冻，周日下午4-5点看鸡翅还有些冻，就用拿在外面用温水泡了一下，6点给Toffee开饭。因为要纠正Toffee护食的毛病，我是一个个鸡翅用手喂它的，所以不存在吃太快的问题。。。估计喂了4个翅尖，2个翅腿 （是不是太多了）。

昨天吃晚饭，小东西也不拉臭，今天早上6点40左右拉的（我的鼻子可以跟狗比了，早上他一拉，我就能闻到臭味，然后被熏醒），臭臭整整齐齐在厕所上。。。我下楼看他的时候， 他端正的坐在垫子上，面前一大堆吐得鸡翅骨头和少数没消化的beef liver (都不知道他什么时候吐的，通常他吐会有声音，我会听到，然后起床清理）

我基本上每周会给Toffee吃1-2次生食，通常是牛肉和鸡胸脯肉，以前也给吃过羊小排，上一周给他吃过2个鸡翅中，都没有吐过骨头。。。为什么这次就吐了呢？求指点

sunnyclh1211

可能一次吃太多了，4个鸡翅尖俩鸡腿有200克不只咯

lovemylife

sunnyclh1211 发表于 2013-6-24 10:52
可能一次吃太多了，4个鸡翅尖俩鸡腿有200克不只咯

好像是有点多，不过不是鸡腿，是鸡翅最后面一段小drumstick

sunnyclh1211

lovemylife 发表于 2013-6-24 12:06
好像是有点多，不过不是鸡腿，是鸡翅最后面一段小drumstick

那个drumstick有的也挺大的，我觉得土匪是吃多了，只吐一次应该没事情

lovemylife

sunnyclh1211 发表于 2013-6-24 11:08
那个drumstick有的也挺大的，我觉得土匪是吃多了，只吐一次应该没事情

嗯，今天早上给喂了一点点狗量，活蹦乱跳的

angela2712

吃太多了。。。
昨天我老公早上喂平安，喂了很多羊肉和羊骨头。。。。
晚上平安吐了一些羊骨头出来。。。
快十点的时候平安终于饿了。。。
然后我喂了他一点鸡肉。。。。
一晚没事=-=

lovemylife

angela2712 发表于 2013-6-24 11:15
吃太多了。。。
昨天我老公早上喂平安，喂了很多羊肉和羊骨头。。。。
晚上平安吐了一些羊骨头出来。。。

知道了，下次注意，少喂一点

wmwbull

狗狗不能吃生的鸡骨头。。。。。。

lovemylife

wmwbull 发表于 2013-6-24 11:39
狗狗不能吃生的鸡骨头。。。。。。

不是说不能吃熟的,生的可以么

wmwbull

lovemylife 发表于 2013-6-24 11:44
不是说不能吃熟的,生的可以么

不行。。。特别是鸡翅。鸡脚。。。。。。

ser_ser

这两天我一直在喂zippo生鸡翅膀当他的晚餐。
整只鸡翅的那种。
前天晚上2个， 昨晚3个， 基本上都是嚼两下就吞掉了。
除了bb有点硬以外，看似挺正常的。

看来狗狗的反应还真是不一样啊。

angela2712

额，我还买鸡骨架给平安吃啊。。。。

lovemylife

ser_ser 发表于 2013-6-24 11:47
这两天我一直在喂zippo生鸡翅膀当他的晚餐。
整只鸡翅的那种。
前天晚上2个， 昨晚3个， 基本上都是嚼两下 ...

是啊，我也是看Yanks说她家小黑从小吃鸡翅都没问题。。。

angela2712

等yanks出来答疑吧~

lovemylife

wmwbull 发表于 2013-6-24 11:46
不行。。。特别是鸡翅。鸡脚。。。。。。

查了,RSPCA上写chicken wings are ok to feed dogs...

What should I feed my dog?
http://kb.rspca.org.au/What-should-I-feed-my-dog_263.html

Domesticated dogs are largely carnivores that eat some omnivorous foods. Wild dogs eat a variety of food which consists mainly of prey animals. Prey animals are composed of raw meat, raw bones, organs, other tissue and digested vegetable matter. While dogs are carnivores they do consume a small amount of the vegetable matter contained in the stomach and intestines of their prey. Dogs have evolved over thousands of years to eat this type of diet.
Basic dog feeding guide:

Talk to your veterinarian for advice
Feed high quality balanced premium commercial food that is appropriate for the life stage and health status of your dog. Check that it complies with the Australian Standard: Manufacturing and Marketing Pet Food AS 5812:2011
You can offer some natural foods to provide some variety
Natural foods include fresh human-grade raw meat (e.g. raw lamb), raw meaty bones and vegetables
Choose human-grade raw meat and raw meaty bones because some pet meat/pet mince/pet rolls/pet meat and bone products can contain preservatives that can be detrimental to the dog's health (e.g. sulphite preservative induced thiamine deficiency which can be fatal). However avoid sausages, sausage meat and cooked manufactured meats as they can contain sulphites.
Bones must be raw
Raw meaty bones such as raw lamb ribs (not lamb chops though), raw lamb flaps and raw chicken wings provide several important health benefits including keeping teeth and gums healthy
Too many raw bones may lead to constipation. Generally 1-2 raw bones may be offered per week with a few days in between each serving
The bone must be large enough so that the dog cannot fit the whole bone in its mouth or swallow the bone whole
Never feed cooked bones as these can splinter and cause internal damage or become an intestinal obstruction
Always supervise dogs when they are eating raw bones
Dogs ‘like’ bones very much and sometimes become protective. Do take care and discourage young children and others from approaching dogs that are eating.
Avoid large marrow bones (these have very thick outer rims), T-bones, 'chop' bones e.g. lamb cutlets, large knuckle bones and bones sawn lengthwise (as done by some butchers) as dogs may crack their teeth on these
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Dogs may be offered fish such as tinned sardines in springwater, tinned tuna and tinned salmon as a treat occasionally (care with any fish bones). Please avoid feeding fish constantly
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Provide access to grass (avoid chemically treated grass and toxic plants) - dogs will sometimes eat grass which may provide a source of vegetable matter and micronutrients
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sofiwy

wmwbull 发表于 2013-6-24 11:46
不行。。。特别是鸡翅。鸡脚。。。。。。

这位，您有dog dog麽？ 您真feed cooked bone啊？

YANKS

土匪吐可能是因為他吃得急,沒嚼碎,不然生雞翅應該是很安全的,下次試試餵整隻,手抓著雞翅尖讓他從雞腿開始吃,吃到雞翅尖才放手,他就沒機會急著吞了,Nero從小到大都是我手拿著給他吃

lovemylife

YANKS 发表于 2013-6-24 12:05
土匪吐可能是因為他吃得急,沒嚼碎,不然生雞翅應該是很安全的,下次試試餵整隻,手抓著雞翅尖讓他從雞腿開始吃 ...

谢谢yanks, 我下次也拿着喂。。。 不过小家伙牙厉害。。。有点怕怕

wmwbull

sofiwy 发表于 2013-6-24 12:00
这位，您有dog dog麽？ 您真feed cooked bone啊？

在国内我的雪纳瑞。。。就是吃了鸡骨头刺破肠子。。。死了。。。到现在还郁闷。。。。。。

cnlancer

鸡翅骨头被咬碎后，容易刺伤食道。

lovemylife

wmwbull 发表于 2013-6-24 12:08
在国内我的雪纳瑞。。。就是吃了鸡骨头刺破肠子。。。死了。。。到现在还郁闷。。。。。。 ...

您该不是喂的熟的鸡骨头吧

angela2712

YANKS 发表于 2013-6-24 13:05
土匪吐可能是因為他吃得急,沒嚼碎,不然生雞翅應該是很安全的,下次試試餵整隻,手抓著雞翅尖讓他從雞腿開始吃 ...

鸡骨架能喂么？  我最近买了鸡骨架喂平按，我都是把鸡骨架分成两半喂的=-=

YANKS

lovemylife 发表于 2013-6-24 12:07
谢谢yanks, 我下次也拿着喂。。。 不过小家伙牙厉害。。。有点怕怕

怕被土匪咬就戴上oven的厚手套,外面再套個塑膠袋,這樣不怕被咬又不會弄髒手套,不過土匪護食的情況應該好多了吧

YANKS

wmwbull 发表于 2013-6-24 12:08
在国内我的雪纳瑞。。。就是吃了鸡骨头刺破肠子。。。死了。。。到现在还郁闷。。。。。。 ...

他是吃到熟雞骨吧?每次聽到吃雞骨出事都是熟的,生雞翅連獸醫都推薦

YANKS

angela2712 发表于 2013-6-24 12:13
鸡骨架能喂么？  我最近买了鸡骨架喂平按，我都是把鸡骨架分成两半喂的=-= ...

雞架的肉太少,當正餐還是要加點肉

lovemylife

YANKS 发表于 2013-6-24 12:15
怕被土匪咬就戴上oven的厚手套,外面再套個塑膠袋,這樣不怕被咬又不會弄髒手套,不過土匪護食的情況應該好 ...

好很多了，上礼拜他跟我吼了一次，被狠狠教训了一顿，就不敢了。。。现在晚饭都是只在碗里放一点狗粮，让他边吃，我边不断给他加狗粮，掺和一些turkey肉球，这种情况它基本都不叫了。。。昨天喂鸡翅，也没叫唤。。。

不过我还是不敢直接把raw的狗骨头从他面前拿掉，好在他recall很好，如果要拿狗骨头，就把它叫到院子里，门一关，把骨头拿掉，再放他进来

angela2712

YANKS 发表于 2013-6-24 13:19
雞架的肉太少,當正餐還是要加點肉

一般会加羊肉或者牛肉什么的。。。
话说不同的肉能这么混着吃么？

YANKS

lovemylife 发表于 2013-6-24 12:28
好很多了，上礼拜他跟我吼了一次，被狠狠教训了一顿，就不敢了。。。现在晚饭都是只在碗里放一点狗粮，让 ...

土匪太老实了，我家两臭小子听到come会把骨头带着一起来。

lovemylife

YANKS 发表于 2013-6-24 12:31
土匪太老实了，我家两臭小子听到come会把骨头带着一起来。

关键是他其实不怎么爱吃骨头，就是玩，没人在家的时候他也不吃，我们一回家，只要靠近骨头，他就开始叼着。。。

YANKS

angela2712 发表于 2013-6-24 12:30
一般会加羊肉或者牛肉什么的。。。
话说不同的肉能这么混着吃么？

混着吃应该是没什么问题，狗粮里也是同一个口味有不同来源的蛋白质，不过我很少让他们在同一餐吃两种肉，通常都是牛骨加牛肉，鸡翅加鸡胸，