Your Pet is Hit By A Car..NOW WHAT?

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By Dr Andrew | January 10, 2008

From: Dr Andrew Jones
Author: Veterinary Secrets Revealed
Website: http://www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com

Re: Your Pet is Hit By A Car..NOW WHAT?

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I had a FRANTIC emergency call last night after a
wonderful Husky called Niki was Hit By A Car.

Do you know WHAT to do FIRST?

Can you tell if your pet is in SHOCK?

Do you know what to do to TREAT this at Home?

I went through many of the above questions with
Niki’s guardian.

She DIDN’T know what to do.

I directed her to look at Niki’s gums.

Her gums were pale, and her breathing was a bit
faster.

Her abdomen was a bit distended.

It appeared that she was bleeding internally, and
suffering from SHOCK.

I quickly had her guardian do a few select things,
then rush her to my clinic.

Here is a Small Section of Pet First Aid Secrets:
KEEP HER WARM. Hot water bottles filled with warm water can
be placed around your pet especially against the stomach. Do
not use boiling water. Wrap the bottles up in towels to prevent
burns. Wrap your pet loosely in a blanket or a jacket. The
disrupted circulation can cause hypothermia making the shock even worse.

SOME SWEETENING. Pets with signs of shock often have low blood sugar.
In these cases, raising the blood sugar level is helpful. Rub honey
or corn syrup on your pet’s gums.

ELEVATE. Elevate your pet’s chest and hindquarters above the head by
placing folded towels or a pillow under the pet’s chest and body. This
is to prevent fluids from entering the chest and to increase the blood
flow to the brain.

COMFORTABLE CAR RIDE. If you pet is conscious, allow it to make itself
comfortable. For cats and smaller dogs encourage them to sit in a box or
basket as it will make it easier to transport them.

NO FOOD OR WATER PLEASE. Do not give any food or water. Your pet may need
anesthesia and surgery.

HOMEOPATHIC SHOCK REMEDY. An effective pain remedy that is safe for dogs and
cats is Arnica. The dose is 2 30C tablets twice daily. Bach’s Rescue Remedy
is also a good anti-anxiety treatment you may use to make your pet more
comfortable as you transport them (give yourself some too, it is good for
your anxieties as well).

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P.S. BEFORE you take Action, you’ve go to know
WHAT to do. That means you’ve got to know how
to assess what is wrong with your pet.

I have covered this in EXTENSIVE DETAIL in
my DVD on the At Home Pet Health Exam.
You get this as part of my Home Study Course.

To see WHAT to do and KNOW how to TAKE the
RIGHT ACTION

Go now to:

http://www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com/course

P.P.S. Niki is now stabilized and doing MUCH better.
She should be going home today.
It’s Your Pet. Heal Them At Home!

Best Wishes,

Dr Andrew Jones, DVM

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