Can a dog's tracheal choking material come out on its own?

Whether the choking thing in the dog's trachea can come out on its own depends on the specific situation. If it is a relatively small thing, it will come out on its own through coughing and vomiting, and there is usually no need to take targeted treatment measures; if the choking thing is relatively large, It cannot be excreted by vomiting and coughing, so targeted measures need to be taken in time to alleviate the damage to the throat and trachea and help the local area return to normal. If it is not taken out for a long time, it will affect normal eating and breathing. In severe cases, it may be life-threatening and requires prompt medical treatment.

1. Why can things choked in the dog's trachea come out on their own?

If you don't chew when eating, it may cause the food to choke into the esophagus, affecting normal eating and swallowing functions. If it is relatively small It can be improved by coughing and vomiting, and it can come out on its own without special treatment. After vomiting something out, you need to drink more warm water to relieve local discomfort.

2. Why can’t the choking thing in the dog’s trachea come out on its own?

If the choking thing in the trachea is relatively large and cannot be expelled by itself through the following methods, you need to have professional doctors and tools remove it. Removing things can alleviate the damage to the trachea, and it needs to be observed at any time after removal to avoid causing damage to the trachea, causing local rupture and bleeding, and affecting normal eating.

3. Daily care of dogs

In daily life, it is recommended to mainly use dog food. If it is a smaller dog, you need to use water to soak the dog food until it is soft and then feed it to avoid choking. into the esophagus, causing shortness of breath and difficulty swallowing. Dogs can also be fed beef and chicken breasts, but the food needs to be minced when feeding, and cannot be cut into pieces and fed directly, otherwise it will cause choking and coughing.