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Assessing An Injured Pet
 
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Burns
Choking
External heart massage
Frostbite
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Burns
Burns can be serious depending on depth and extent.

Signs
  • Blistering or discoloration of the skin.
  • Acute pain.
  • Odor of burning fur.
  • Refuses to put weight on body parts.
Action to take
  1. Apply cold water or ice for at least five minutes.
  2. Apply clean dry dressing, Do not apply ointments or other substances!
  3. Immediately go to the veterinarian.
 
 
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