How big a ham bone was it?
CHRISTINE: The knuckle was probably that big,
and then it had one piece coming off it.
He ate that piece.
DR. POL: Teddie is not a big dog,
and he couldn't eat the whole bone,
and he ate all the gristle of it.
Tasted good, didn't it?
(Christine laughs)
So now he's throwing up.
When we have bones that are processed--
They are cooked, they are boiled,
they're fried, it makes no difference--
The dogs cannot digest them.
Let's take an x-ray, see how much bone is in there.
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Yeah, bones, they're already going through.
There are some pieces of bone that you see on the x-ray,
but nothing serious.
That's all bone.
CHRISTINE: Ooh.
DR. POL: So, what he needs is laxative.
See here?
He got a heck of a lot more than what you think he did.
A little bit of laxative
so they do not get plugged up with the pieces,