The method of dealing with accidents in dogs

Accidental fracture

The most common cause of fracture is a car accident, sometimes falling from a height and being squeezed can also cause a fracture. Similar to a fracture is a dislocation. The difference between the two is that the broken dog drags the amputated limb, while the dislocated dog dares not hit the ground and jumps on its three legs. Whether it is broken or dislocated, the dog will be in pain and sometimes will lie on the ground trembling. At this time, we have to carry out basic external fixation and hold the dog in our arms and go to the hospital for treatment. Accidental massive hemorrhage

Whether it is massive bleeding caused by trauma or visceral bleeding, it is extremely dangerous for dogs. During first aid, it is necessary to press the bleeding point to reduce the amount of bleeding, remove the sludge, and simply bandage it and send it to the hospital as soon as possible. Because some wounds need to be stitched up, which is generally impossible at home. Accidental asphyxia

Puppies are particularly prone to infarct caused by eating something small, and in severe cases suffocate to death due to hypoxia. When you see the dog stretching its neck and scratching its mouth and neck with its front paws, it may be infarcted, and you can pat it on the back to help it spit out. If it doesn't work, we'll have to go to the hospital and ask a doctor for help. Sometimes big dogs will be stuck in their throat by bones, which is also very dangerous and will be sent to the hospital as soon as possible. Accidental poisoning

Dogs are poisoned when they eat spoiled food or medicine, especially when large dogs eat mice that have been killed by drugs. The symptoms are vomiting and diarrhea, cramps, malaise and wailing. At this time, it is best to know the cause of poisoning and tell the doctor when taking the dog to the hospital to prescribe the right medicine. Accidental shock

No matter what causes the shock, we have to carry out the necessary rescue before going to the hospital. At this time, the dog's limbs were cold and short of breath. Lie the dog flat to help him breathe more slowly by imitating artificial respiration by closing his mouth, blowing into his nostrils and massaging his chest. After the dog got a little better, he was sent to the hospital to find out the cause of the shock and treat it accordingly. Accidental carsickness

Carsickness is not a disease, and the consequences are not serious. When the dog vomits, he may get carsick. Calm him down and get used to it after a short rest. Some dogs pass out for a few times and then never get carsick again. For dogs with the habit of motion sickness, do not eat or drink before going out, and serve the medicine for motion sickness.