Parents raising pet dogs should be careful whether food is healthy and safe to feed, and should not be allowed to eat randomly or easily endanger their bodies. In recent days, a teddy dog, who had eaten a suture needle, had been able to deliver it in time for the successful extraction of the suture needle.
The 11-month-old Big Teddy's son had misled Mr. Zhang by eating stitches. Finally, the pet hospital successfully removed stitches in 10 minutes using endoscope methods. This is my first case of endoscope treatment for pets.
Yesterday, at 4 p.m., journalists met Mr. Zhang and his dog in the inspection room at the Animals Hospital in Fukuzhou. Mr. Zhang stated that his mother could not find stitches, and at the same time found that the teddy dog had symptoms of discomfort and suspected that it might be eaten, so that he could take the dog to the pet hospital for examination.
The director of the pet hospital, Seo Hongqi, examined the DR digital images and indeed found a stitched needle in the stomach of the Teddy dog. Dean Seo decided to use an endoscope to get a needle for Teddy's dog. He first took a full-body anesthesia of the Teddy dog, then used an endoscope to check the location of the stitches, and then presses the stitches with a biopsy. After 10 minutes of effort, the stitches were finally removed.
According to President Xu, this is the first time I have ever treated a pet with an endoscope, with the advantage that no surgery is required to avoid the risk of surgery such as pain, infection, etc.