/an/, how bad did I fuck up I have a regular sized golden retriever.

Just keep an eye on her. If she vomits, tries to vomit, vomits goopey white shit, scratches at her neck a lot, can't shit, can't get up or move around a lot then you fucked up.

Also consider getting her euthanized. Dogs do not get emaciated just because they are old. She could have cancer or even her teeth may be so shit it's painful for her to eat so she doesn't.
If you truly love your dog you will let her go if she is suffering.

>>2456393
She'll probably be fine, most dogs handle chicken bones just fine, especially if they were raw.

Check her stool every time she goes poop and see if there's blood in it over the next 2 or 3 days. If there's blood take her to a vet and if not she's likely fine.

>>2456393
My lab has eaten chicken bones quite a couple times (not on purpose) and was totally fine
It'll be okay anon, just keep an eye on her

Well, she managed to swallow them without fucking up so it's halfway over. Now they could tear her stomach and intestines.

Feed her some food as a cushion. Something soft like bread. It can keep otherwise splintered bones from perforating her organs as they move along the digestive tract. Watch out for signs of pain and discomfort and black or bloody poop.

Also, listen to >>2456399

Hey anon, don't panic. If she's acting like her good old self then don't worry. Just monitor her for the next few days and if she shows any signs of discomfort, pain or abnormal behaviour then take her to the vet if you can.

Dogs eat stuff all the time, and chances are a chicken bone while they can occasionally cause damage, it probably won't. Just keep an eye on her. I've had a dog die due to an intestinal blockage that I will never forgive myself for so I know the feeling of panic when a dog eats something they shouldn't have, but statistically she should be fine. As the other Anon said, check for blood in her stool. If there's nothing odd after a few days then you're fine.

>>2456393
Don't kill yourself. If she's so old that she's getting emaciated, and she actually dies from finally getting something she's excited to eat...well, that's kinda fine, I think.

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Don't want to (You)bomb the thread but THANK YOU to every post.. checked on her just a moment ago, her breathing was at the normal "about to fall asleep" pace, I woke her up and after she got over the grogginess, she started panting as usual. She seems fine for now, hopefully she can just digest the stuff fine too. I will feed her some bacon biscuits from the fridge, hopefully that will work like padding like the one anon said. She's sleepy but I'm gonna do it now rather than later because once it starts to go through her digestive track it would defeat the purpose..

As for putting her down.. we are going car camping this weekend to watch the eclipse on Monday. I had actually already been thinking about doing it after that. Not something I like to think about, but she's gone from bad to worse lately. She's been super skinny for a while now but there's just no skip in her step anymore. Every movement looks like tremendous effort. It breaks my heart.

>>2456393
I had to shoot my son's dog in the face because he fucked up. Don't let the same happen to yours if she's in pain knock her out and massage her throat and stomach. Because you can't tell yourself that your dad put the dog in a trailer and gave it to a friend.

>>2456399
i had a dog that died naturally at home and she definitely lost weight at the end. i had to feed her high reward foods by hand because she had little appetite.
it's literally the same case for some old people as well. my grandma is 76 and has a hard time staying over 100lbs.

>>2456602
I'm curious. What did he do that was so bad it warranted shooting the dog in the face?