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Emergency Emergency

Emergency Care for Dogs and Cats

Emergency Care for Dogs and Cats
date February 6, 2025
Emergency care begins with your call to the veterinarian. Be prepared to describe the emergency situation. Your veterinarian may instruct you on how to administer first aid and how to safely transport your pet. You may be able to identify life‑threatening airway, breathing, and circulation problems with the help of a veterinary profe
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Introduction to Emergencies
date February 6, 2025
Emergencies include serious injuries from accidents, burns, poisoning, a new and sudden illness, or worsening of an ongoing illness. These conditions often require immediate veterinary attention. A call to your veterinarian can help you decide what needs to be done next.
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Minor Injuries and Accidents
date February 6, 2025
A number of minor injuries are generally not life-threatening but also need immediate attention.
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Lightning Strike and Electrocution
date February 6, 2025
Injury or death of a pet due to high-voltage electrical currents may be the result of lightning, fallen transmission wires, faulty electrical circuits, or chewing on an electrical cord. Lightning strike is seasonal and happens in areas where thunderstorms occur.
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Wound Management
date February 6, 2025
Wounds are cuts, tears, burns, breaks, or other damage to living tissue. Wounds are often classified as clean, contaminated, or infected. Clean wounds are those created under sterile conditions, such as surgical incisions. The number of bacteria present determine
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Eye Emergencies
date February 6, 2025
Ophthalmic (eye) emergencies require fast diagnosis. Therapy must be appropriate and often aggressive to save the animal’s vision.
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