If he had punctured an organ or perforated his intestine you would know. He would be in serious distress and show extreme signs of pain and discomfort. The fact that he is acting relatively normal today I can say with confidence that he just had some digestive upset.
The beef ribs probably just didn't sit well with him. I wouldn't offer him any food until tomorrow at the earliest. Adding more into his digestive system will just make him more upset and take longer to recover. His stool was probably a different color because of the meat on the bone, and the fact that he probably didn't break down much since his tummy was upset. Just give it some time to get back to normal. Did he have a meal before he got the rib?
I wouldn't avoid feeding beef ribs considering they are a great dental chew. I would just make sure you don't feed anything but the beef rib that day, meaning no kibble until the following day.
The beef ribs probably just didn't sit well with him. I wouldn't offer him any food until tomorrow at the earliest. Adding more into his digestive system will just make him more upset and take longer to recover. His stool was probably a different color because of the meat on the bone, and the fact that he probably didn't break down much since his tummy was upset. Just give it some time to get back to normal. Did he have a meal before he got the rib?
I wouldn't avoid feeding beef ribs considering they are a great dental chew. I would just make sure you don't feed anything but the beef rib that day, meaning no kibble until the following day.