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Bandaging a Paw 6


Cover the whole of the bandage in an adhesive dressing, firmly but not
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First Signs of Heat Stroke


First signs of heat stroke are obvious distress anil incessant panting
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Heat Stroke


The dog should be cooled immediately by sponging or hosing down with cold
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Heat Exhaustion


Some breeds of dog are more prone to heat exhaustion than others - Chow
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Cuts and Scratches


Treatment depends on how large and how deep the cut or scratch is
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Bites


Dog bites will often become infected
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Help to Prevent Heat Stroke.



Banding an Ear 1


Ears are often damaged in dog fights and can bleed profusely
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Bandaging an ear 2


Carefully fold the ear back on to the pad.
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Banding an Ear 3


Place the pad over the folded back ear
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Banding an Ear 4


Start bandaging around the neck from behind the ear and work forward
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Bandiaging an Ear 5


The unaffected ear should not be included in the bandaging
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Banding a Tail


Successful tail bandaging is fraught with difficulty
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Banding a Tail 2


Lay strips of bandage along the length of the tail
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Banding a Tail 3


Bandage the tail around its length, whenever possible including some of the
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Banding a Tail 4


Cover the bandage with an adhesive dressing.


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Banding a Tail 5


Take the adhesive dressing well above the end of the bandage and include
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Examining and Brushing Teeth 2


Some dogs will resent the use of a brush, hut toothpaste on the end of a
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Examining and Brushing Teeth 3.


Specially made dog toothbrushes are often well-tolerated.
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Examining Eyes 1


Take great care when administering eye drops or ointment
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Examining Eyes 2


After the drops have been put in, the eyelids must be gently massaged over
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Sick Dogs Must be Kept Warm


Sick dogs must be kept warm, dry and comfortable
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Bee and Wasp Stings


Bee and wasp stings carry a similar risk of death to snake bites - generally
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Choking Dog


Dogs are inveterate pickers up of sticks and stones, or ball chasers
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Disturb an Injured Dog


Disturb an injured dog as little as possible, although be prepared to lift
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Many Road Accidents and Injuries to Dogs


Many road accidents and injuries to dogs may be avoided if the
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