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	Sores and Rashes First-aid treatments may be divided into problems that you can deal Details...
	Sores and Rashes May Develop Beneath a Long Coat Sores and rashes may develop beneath a long coat for some time before Details...
	First-Aid Kit The most important item in your first-aid kit should be your veterinary Details...
	Taking Temperature 1 First, shake the thermometer so that the level of mercury is well below Details...
	Taking Temperature 2 Slide the lubricated thermometer carefully into the dog's anus and press lightly Details...
	Taking Temperature 3 The thermometer should be held in place for at least sixty seconds before Details...
	Bandaging a Paw 1 First, pad the leg with cotton-wool strips between the toes Details...
	Bandaging a Paw 2 Place a generous amount of further padding over the end of the foot to Details...
	Bandaging a Paw 3 The bandage must always include the foot and be extended above the wound Details...
	Bandaging a Paw 4 Bandage the leg firmly, but take care that the bandage is not so tight Details...
	Bandaging a Paw 5 Tie the bandage off well above the site of the wound. Details...
	Bandaging a Paw 6 Cover the whole of the bandage in an adhesive dressing, firmly but not Details...
	First Signs of Heat Stroke First signs of heat stroke are obvious distress anil incessant panting Details...
	Heat Stroke The dog should be cooled immediately by sponging or hosing down with cold Details...
	Heat Exhaustion Some breeds of dog are more prone to heat exhaustion than others - Chow Details...
	Cuts and Scratches Treatment depends on how large and how deep the cut or scratch is Details...
	Bites Dog bites will often become infected Details...
	Help to Prevent Heat Stroke.
	Banding an Ear 1 Ears are often damaged in dog fights and can bleed profusely Details...
	Bandaging an ear 2 Carefully fold the ear back on to the pad. Details...
	Banding an Ear 3 Place the pad over the folded back ear Details...
	Banding an Ear 4 Start bandaging around the neck from behind the ear and work forward Details...
	Bandiaging an Ear 5 The unaffected ear should not be included in the bandaging Details...
	Banding a Tail Successful tail bandaging is fraught with difficulty Details...
	Banding a Tail 2 Lay strips of bandage along the length of the tail Details...
	Banding a Tail 3 Bandage the tail around its length, whenever possible including some of the Details...