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| Home > First Aid > When To Call The Veterinarian |
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| When To Call The Veterinarian |
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Call Veterinarian immediately when you notice these symptoms:
- Birth Defects
- Burns:
Often difficult to assess depth and extent
- Choking:
Appears distressed, extends head and neck, salivates, coughs, paws the mouth
- Collapse Or Loss Of Balance:
Depression, staggering, falling over, walking in circles, rigidity, unable to get up
- Difficulty Breathing:
Noisy breathing, blue tongue, gasping
- Continual Straining:
Attempting to defecate or urinate with little or no result
- Heavy Bleeding:
From any part of the body. Apply pressure
- Injury:
Puncture wound, exposed bone, lameness, pain
- Pain:
Severe, continuous or spasmodic
- Itching:
Uncontrollable scratching or biting, bleeding
- Vomiting And/Or Diarrhea:
Severe for more than two to three days
- Poisoning:
Chemical, snake, spider or plant, retain for veterinarian to identify type of poisoning
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| Information and advice contained on this site is for your consideration only. Please consult your veterinarian for specific advice concerning the care and treatment of your pet. |
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