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Any vets in here? My border collie chomped a piece of cooked beef tbone (maybe 1-1.5cm which likely fractured into smaller pieces). Will their digestive tract break it down? She seems totally fine right now. Dr. Google says to just monitor the stool over the next day or so to make sure it passes.
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Maybe I am an overreactive pet owner. The previous cat I had, when she was 11, I took her to the vet and had all these tests done. She was spending extra time in her litter box, and plus she needed a blood workup and so forth.
When the tests came back, the vet told me that nothing was wrong with my cat, and that she liked her litter box very much, and that some cats really like their little box.
She was previously diabetic and was in remission and I was ultra cautious about her health.
As with any old pet, she started developing health issues like kidney disease, but it hadn't really progressed.
She passed away at 14.5 years old. Her body shut down just like that. She was fine one day, and the next day she was sick, and I took her to the animal hospital, and she passed away 2 days later.
It's strange because she passed away in December 2019, I took a vacation to London for a week in January 2020, took George home (current cat) in February 2020, and the pandemic hit in March 2020 when the stay at home order started. That time line is very strange and makes sense. Like it was meant to be before the pandemic.
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Based on my research the cooked bone is more harmful than raw bone because raw bone is softer and easier for the stomach acid to break down. Cooked bone also fractures into sharper pieces. But like you say I imagine the stomach acid can still break some of it down to the point where the pieces are less sharp/harmful.