Please fill the local phone numbers below and print this page to keep it as a resource in the case of an emergency. Local Emergency NumbersMy Veterinarian -----------------------------------------------My Local Veterinary Emergency Clinic -----------------Poison CentersWhen you call, they will want to know the age, breed, sex, and weight of your pet as well as what he ate, how much, and when he ate it. If possible, it is important to have the package label from the poison available during the call.
Care must be taken to follow your veterinarian’s recommendations regarding medication administration. Problems associated with medication include allergic reactions, overdose and toxicity.
If you witness your pet ingesting an item and then immediately begin pawing at the face, the throat, acting frantic, trying to cough and having difficulty breathing, only then should the Heimlich maneuver...
My pet is ill but when is it an emergency? And, who should I call?
There are three keys to managing any medical emergency with your dog: don't panic, protect yourself from injury and prepare in advance. If an emergency occurs with your dog, you can be prepared by following...
CPR is an emergency technique used to help a person whose heart and/or breathing has stopped. Although somewhat modified, the same techniques used for people can be used to help treat an animal in distress...
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