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K-9 FIRST AID

Normal values for your dog	Emergency & Trauma	Glossary of veterinary terms
Recognizing signs of shock	CPR & Rescue Breathing
Wounds & Bleeding	Field First Aid Kit
Fractures & Suspected fractures	Pre-Plan for working dogs

Snake Bites	Bloat
Stings	Poison
Heat Exhaustion
Heat Stroke

Stings

Signs/Symptoms	Pain Swelling and redness Pawing at face Snapping in the air
Treatment	If you see the stinger, get it out. Cool compression will help alleviate the sting. Give oral benedryl (diphenhydramine 2-4mg/kg orally every 8 hours). Seek medical attention if swelling persists/gets worse or if the sting is near the head/neck/throat area.

This information is only a guide for giving first aid to a dog. It is not intended to replace veterinary care, but to give FIRST AID until you can get professional help.

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