Dogs cannot eat sugarcane bagasse, because sugarcane bagasse is likely to damage the digestive tract mucosa, lead to digestive tract infarction, and cause upper gastrointestinal bleeding. If a large dog eats a small amount of sugarcane bagasse, it can generally be excreted independently within 48 hours. During this period, the owner can pay attention to the dog's mental outlook and appetite, and there is no need to use additional countermeasures such as buckle and vomiting.
If a small dog eats a small amount of bagasse, it is likely to block the digestive system of the small dog. It is recommended to check the dog for 48 hours to see if there is any stool, or if it is often stool but no excretion is discharged. If there is no stool, you must go to the pet clinic.
Bagus sugarcane may cause poor digestion in the dog, and in severe cases may lead to intestinal obstruction, causing gastrointestinal hematoma and atrophy of the dog. At this time, you can only go to the pet clinic to remove it according to plastic surgery. Never let your dog eat sugarcane bagasse on normal times, and pay attention to removing sugarcane bagasse from the road surface and in the trash can on time.