LEARN CPR AND FIRST AID TO SAVE YOUR DOG, CAT OR PUPPY.

The American Animal Hospital Association 1 out 4 animals in need of medical attention would survive if pet owners knew the proper cpr and first aid techniques during an emergency. Pet owners do such a wonderful job in caring for pets. Ensuring their pets have proper food, vitamins, skin care, teeth care, immunizations, yet fall short on the basics of proper first aid in the event of an emergency.
Most homes today are equipped to handle small emergencies, but what if our pet, our dog, needed immediate assistance one that could prevent a death prior to getting the dog to a veterinarian clinic? Think about the ailments your pet, your dog, could suddenly suffer from:

Cuts and bleeding -Poisoning - Drowning - Rescue Breathing and CPR - Simple Medication Administration - Choking - Fractures and Sprains - Animal Bites or Insect Stings - Burns or Severe Cold injuries

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Listed above is just a small list of the types of minor, but life threatening situations an animal owner should be ready for and prepared to deal with. As pet owners you should have a first aid kit ready just as you would for any member of your family. Consider putting together an emergency preparedness kit with: Muzzle: dealing with a first aid situation, their fear could turn the tamest dog into a biter.Scissors: Used to remove a foreign object that has come tangled in fur. Or to cut bandages in an emergency. Tweezers: First piece in case of an emergency involving splinters, ticks, and additional objects in paws. Gloves: You have to be prepared to remove lodged food, dealing with blood, etc. Your safety is equally as important. Towels: From stopping massive bleeding, to cleaning a wound, to providing critical compressions in a compound fracture. Medical Tape and Gauze: A number of uses but not limited to deal with bleeding or a broken bone! Vets Phone #: This should be on your speed dial on your Smartphone as all Vets have a 24 hour emergency call service! National Poison Control: 1-888-426-4235.

Aid to your dog or pet at some point in their life will be critical. Your ability to be ready is 70% of the battle. Your ability to act will save a critical family member. There will be a time that getting to the Vets will NOT be an option. Have a plan, for you and your family to act when your dog, puppy, or animal will need you the most!

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