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First aid & Handling (dog)

Amy Morton Dog & Rabbit HNC English

Mind map about first aid and handling of dogs: wounds, fractures and handling

Mind map: first aid and handling of dogs

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First aid & Handling (dog)

  1. Wounds

    • treatment for shock
      • keep them calm
      • prevent heat loss
      • prevent blood loss
      • constant supervision DRABC
      • call vet
    • remove debris
      • clip hair & flush wound (1/2 teaspoon of salt and a litre of cool boiled water)
    • dress wound with non-fluffy tea towel
      • or sterile dressing
      • use a waterproof coating?
  2. Fractures

    • BE CAREFUL - animal is in pain and may bite
    • PRIORITISE - there may be more life threating injurys
    • OPEN FRACTURE - cover with clean sterile dressing & apply pressure to stop haemorrage
    • IMMOBILISE - the joints above and below the fracture ( should be ridgid and comfy)
    • CAREFUL - not to restict blood flow with tight dressings
  3. Handling

    • avoid direct eye contact
    • lower your body position (less threatening)
    • encourage with food and soothing voice
    • slip lead avoids dog escaping - avoid pulling or dragging though
    • if outwarly aggressive may need the use of a dog catcher and directly into a large cage

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HNC Dog & Rabbit Mind Map on First aid & Handling (dog), created by Amy Morton on 14/05/2013.
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