Give Good Care to Your Furry Friends They Deserve Through Pets Emergency Care!

We never know what tomorrow brings. We can never be sure that tomorrow will be a pleasant morning. Misfortune may come at anytime. Accidents are never welcome but it does befall. When a medical emergency happens to our furry friends, pet parents are left with no enough time to make rational decisions and seek for the Pets emergency care. Therefore, it is crucial that you already have an emergency plan in place before the need arises. 

Find 24-hour emergency care for your pet -

The best thing you can do to be emergency ready is to look for a pet clinic that provides round the clock service. Ask your veterinarian about an emergency protocol. Does he provide 24-hour service or work with an emergency clinic in the area? Whatever the answer, be clear on it so that at the time of emergency you may not get panic and know where you have to go. It is also a smart idea to keep the name, number and address of your local pet clinic tacked to the refrigerator or stored in your cell phone for easy access.

Signs your pet may need emergency care -

If there is any evident misery with your pet, you can instantly identify he/she requires the medical care but sometimes, the need is not obvious but your pet is in dire need of getting the emergency care. They might be in severe trauma caused by an accident or fall—heatstroke, choking, an insect sting, household poisoning or other life-threatening situation.

Here are some signs that emergency care is needed:

·         * Weak or rapid pulse

·         *Change in body temperature

·          Pale gums

·         Rapid breathing

·         Difficulty standing

·         Apparent paralysis

·         Excessive bleeding

·         Loss of consciousness

·         Seizures

First aid treatments for your loving pets –

Most emergencies require immediate veterinary care, but if the situation is not so serious, you can also try giving them the first aid methods or if the situation is too severe, in that case also first aid treatments will help you stabilize the condition of your pet.

·         If your pet is choking, place your fingers in his mouth to make sure if you can remove the blockage.

·         If your pet is suffering from external bleeding, try elevating and applying pressure to the wound.

·         Performing CPR on your pet may be necessary if your pet remains unconscious after you have removed the choking object.

Next Step is to take him to the pet clinic -

Pets who are going through the chronic pain may act aggressively toward their pet parents. So, before you take any step in giving them the care and medicine, first protect yourself properly so that they may not inure you. Once you feel confident and safe transporting your pet, take them to an emergency care facility and let the vet give them the good care they deserve.