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Love dogs and cats. Don't let their bones ripen! ðŸ˜ĒðŸĶī🔊ðŸĐļ☠ïļðŸķðŸą

EP 9: Do You Dare to Swallow a Shard of Glass? ðŸĐļ If the Answer Is No...Don't throw "cooked bones" for dogs and cats to eat, absolutely! ðŸķðŸą (the result inside is equally serious) 📌# Save and share. Keep it.

Stop giving the rats "boiled bones / roasted chicken"! ðŸĶī🔊ðŸĨš

Many homes love you, and you see your eyes when you eat roast chicken or boil pork bone soup, you can't be patient, you can throw the rest of the bones to gnaw because you think "dogs and bones are a couple."

But you know that...That's a filing.......Poison. Give the baby unknowingly!

Why should "cooked bones" never eat? ❌

Because it is.......That's a good razor blade!

The heat of boiling / grilling / frying will completely destroy the collagen and water in the bones, causing the structure to change from once flexible to dry, brittle and hard poke!

When you chew, it doesn't crack like a raw bone, but it breaks! It becomes a "shark's mouth" or a sharp tip with a prick for everything in the front. ðŸĶˆ

Open seven death trails (invisible to the owner) ☠ïļ these bone splinters will travel to destroy my body like this.

1.Mouth and tongue: Stab the gums through. Blood flows non-stop.

2. Jaws: A large piece of bone to scrub the groove, can't shut up, or a broken tooth.

3.esophagus: stick to the neck, block the breathing path (this one dies the most quickly!)

4.Stomach: Prick through the stomach. Severe abdominal infection occurs.

5. Small intestine: Clog the intestines to death (need urgent surgery, very expensive treatment!)

6. Colon: Crush the intestinal wall until inflamed. Transfused into blood.

7. Anus: A piece of bone gathered into a piece of solid mortar, couldn't plug the bottom, couldn't blow out, was in extreme pain.

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3 false beliefs to re-understand! ðŸšŦ🧠

❌ "The temple dog can still eat, not die?"

✅ Truth: The temple dog died of a lot of bones, but no one kept the statistics, or he secretly died in the woods that we didn't see.

❌ "Boil until decomposed. Can you eat?"

✅ Truth: The more decaying, the easier it is to break into debris, the more dangerous it is!

❌ "Bones have calcium?"

✅ Fact: Nutrients in ripe bones are very small compared to risk. Let's eat.......Calcium pellets or goat's milk are a million times safer!

I love you...Let me eat pure meat or tooth polishing snacks for dogs especially. Don't regret the leftovers and take the risk of my life.

Surgical removal of bone fragments...More expensive than grilled chicken and coop, mom! ðŸ’ļðŸĨ

Who used to accidentally eat...Promise here to........Stop doing it!

As for those who already know, please "share" to warn the house next door or the adult relatives who are still mistaken, Corn, please. 🙏ðŸŧðŸķ

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* This material is presented for general knowledge of bone hazards. It is not a substitute for medical advice. If a dog accidentally ingests bone or has a breakdown (vomiting / seepage / transfusion), the veterinarian should be consulted immediately for proper diagnosis and treatment. *

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📚 References:

1.U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA): "No Bones About It: Bones are Unsafe for Your Dog"

2.American Kennel Club (AKC): "Exercise Caution When Giving Your Dog a Bone"

3.The People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA UK): "Why you shouldn't give your dog bonds."

4. Bone-eating dog news. https://www.insight.co.kr/amp/news/314077

5.Illustration from the Srivara Korat Animal Hospital fan page

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# Corn is a dog # KAOPODDOG # Do not eat bones # Chai Foot is elder Black Geng is younger

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