The
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has generously compiled these
detailed strategies (they're really more than "tips") for how
you can help your dog or cat in an emergency. The AVMA clearly notes, though, that these are emergency procedures that can help save your pet's life, but do not substitute for veterinary care. It's what you are prepared to do
before you get your ill or injured pet to your veterinarian or an emergency clinic.
The strategies include plans for first aid supplies, handling an injured pet, disaster planning and basic first aid procedures, with links that provide more detailed information on each topic.
We think this information is perfect to print and save. Please share your pet first aid tips with us—we'd love to hear them!
This is serious stuff, isn't it, Parental Unit? Photo:
Clark Creative
3 comments:
We will pop over and check it out. Have a marvellous Monday.
Best wishes Molly
We will be bookmarking this site! Thank you so much, Bocci!
Love ya lots♥
Mitch and Molly
A very important post. Thank you
Lily & Edward
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