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Thorn in Paw/Embedded Objects – How to Help
Embedded Objects Do not remove embedded objects from your pet’s wounds. It will have damaged on the way in and will damage on the way out too. It may also be stemming any bleeding. Apply pressure without pushing on the embedded object. Use a rolled cloth,...
How to Put your Pet into the Recovery Position
If your pet is unconscious/unresponsive and breathing, the best position to help them maintain an open airway is to put them into the recovery position on their right hand side. Extend their head back slightly to keep the tongue forward off the back of their throat...
How to Keep your Dog Safe while Driving
Some great tips and tricks to keep your dog (and other pets) safe while driving. Download the image here. Safe driving with dogs graphic thanks to FullCoverageAutoInsurances.com
What to do if your Pet has a Head Injury
Head injuries in dogs can be extremely serious. They may be less obvious than in humans and harder to detect as dogs can’t talk. Also, the immediate effects post trauma may be subtle and easily missed. First steps if your dog injures their head Remain...
Winter Risks for Pets: Antifreeze and Rock Salt
There are many substances commonly available in the human world that can prove lethal to your pet. Two to look out for at this time of year are antifreeze and rock salt. Always contact your vet immediately if you suspect that your pet has ingested anything that could...
Common Human Food and Drink which is Poisonous for Dogs
There are many substances commonly available in the human world that are poisonous and can prove lethal to your pet. Always contact your vet immediately if you suspect your pet has ingested anything that could do them harm. Never watch and wait, many symptoms can take...
What to do if your Pet has a Splinter or an Embedded Thorn
In this practical guide you’ll learn everything you have to do to help your pet if they have a splinter or a thorn embedded in their paws. First of all, you need to carefully Clean the wound with warm soapy water Use a pair of clean tweezers, grip the splinter...
What to do if your Pet Receives an Electric Shock
Electric shocks often affect the mouth as they are frequently due to puppies chewing electrical cables. The animal may have burns on the lips, tongue and across the roof of the mouth, so don’t forget to open the mouth and have a look inside if you find a damaged...