Dog swallowed bone knuckle, struggled to swallow. Should I see a vet?

He could indeed have something stuck in his throat I strongly recommend getting him in to see your vet immediately. It sounds like he's trying to move whatever is stuck and not having much success. He needs to be seen before he hurts himself.

If Stormy swallowed a piece of this non-digestible bone it has the potential to cause an obstruction, either in the stomach or in the GI tract. If this occurs you will notice Stormy not wanting to eat and vomiting and diarrhea. I think it should be safe to wait and see if she exhibits any of these symptoms before taking her to the vet. However, if it would give you some piece of mind you could have her checked out and have done X-rays performed.

Ideally, Darcy should be seen by your veterinarian or at the nearest veterinary ER. Abdominal xrays may be indicated after an exam to determine if she will be able to pass the bone or not. If not, endoscopy or surgery may be needed for removal. Induction of vomiting is usually not recommended in these cases. You should be seen by your physician to address your bite wounds.

This is unlikely to pass in a kitten sinsmall. He should be examined by an vet at an ER clinic to have an x ray done to see where it is and how large as surgery may be needed to remove it safely. If you notice any signs of vomiting or diarrhea or lethargy with no appetite then that is a sign there is a problem and things are getting worse

Please have Rosie seen by a vet right away, as this is an emergency. It sounds like the bone has caused a blockage, which is extremely painful, and it could lead to perforation of the intestines, which can be deadly. Your vet will need to evaluate Rosie and may recommend surgery to help reduce the risk of perforation. Good luck, and I hope she feels better soon!

Poor girl. I would monitor her for the next few hours and if she just keeps trying to vomit, you will need to have her seen by your local vet bc she may have it stuck in her esophagus. Only offer her water until you know that she is ok, stops vomiting and is not in distress. I do hope that Chhutki is going to be ok. Best of luck and take care .

It sounds like she likely has some damage to her throat/esophagus from the bone. This sounds minor and will likely heal quickly, but I would have to examine her to know for sure. For now, it's fine to wait and feed soft food for the next couple of days. You can soften dry food by just adding a little water and waiting a couple of minutes. If she is not getting better, or is getting worse in the next 2-3 days, then it's best to have a vet evaluate her. I hope that helps and Stella gets better soon.