How to act in cases of pet accidents?
Anyone who has pets at home knows how important they are. Let’s learn more?
Anyone who has pets at home knows how important they are and how torturous an accident might be to the lives of pussies.
Intake of cleaning materials, run-ins, fighting with other animals, burning, are some of the possible accidents to which they are subject. Here are some guidelines on cases like these for the best care of our animals.
Occurrences and how to proceed
1 # – In case of bites of other animals – First, the area of the bite should be disinfected. Then apply an ice pack. Make sure that the animal you attacked was vaccinated and get the veterinarian as soon as possible.
2 # –In case of burns by fire, extinguish the flames with a blanket and then put a cold compress. Care in a health care facility should be done as soon as possible.
3 #-In the event of poisoning, ingestion of pesticides, bleach, or anything of the sort, you may not be able to experience symptoms immediately. It is essential that you be aware of the behavior of the animal so that it makes the arrangements for medical referral as soon as possible. Excessive salivation, tears in the eyes, diarrhea, vomiting can be signs that evidence these situations, so be on your guard.
4 #- In the event of accidents with wires and outlets, especially with Christmas lights, for example, you should try to remove the cord from the wall socket with some wood and rubber shoes to keep it away from the electric current. You also end up in a crash.
5 #- Cuts and wounds we should also be watching. If the injury appears to be too deep or in any place with too much vascularity, seek the veterinarian immediately. In case of minor cuts, seal the wound with gauze until the blood is stagnant.
6 # –In insect bites, cold compresses and ice should be used to absorb the poison. For removal of the sting, the procedure is best done by the veterinarian.
This is how it is important to note that these are just some of the initial steps that should be taken. It needs to be repeated insistently that veterinary care is essential in all cases and always with the utmost urgency to avoid suffering and risk of death of animals.
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