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None of us wants to think about the possibility of our little one's medical emergency, but the reality is that most pets will face medical emergencies at some point. So it’s necessary to understand what constitutes a pet emergency, and how to respond appropriately.  

4 Essential Things to Know about a Veterinary Emergency:

Educating and informing pet owners about emergencies is an excellent way to keep pets safe and healthy. Here are some of the most important things to know when preparing for a pet emergency.

1. Know the Sign for Pet Medical Emergency- Some symptoms, such as a leg fracture, are visible, but many early signs of medical problems we didn’t notice. Because most pets try to hide or mask their pain, this is the case. Keep an eye out for the following signs of a pet emergency:

• Animal Bite or attack
• Injury or accident
• Fall from a height
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Abdominal Bloat
• Uncontrolled Bleeding
• Breathing problems
• Pregnancy Difficulty
• Fever
• Eye or Ear injury
• Snake Bite

2. Learn Pet first aid and CPR- We understand that your pet’s health means a lot to you and CPR and first aid is necessary when it’s come to your pet’s health. Pet’s first aid kits can be purchased online or at any pet store or you can make your own first aid kit.  

3. Know Where to go for Help- If you have a list of pet hospitals in your area in your travel destination. So the contact information can help to get your pet to the hospital faster than waiting and trying to find a place during an emergency. Do one more thing is to find the fastest root of the hospital that avoids several traffic lights and construction. Before reaching the hospital, be sure to call the hospital, so they can be prepared for your arrival.

4. Transport Your Pet Safety- When a pet is in pain, it might modify its behavior, and a generally well-behaved pet can become violent. Learn how to carefully manage your pet when transporting them in a carrier or in a vehicle. When picking up your pet, wear strong gloves and cover them with towels or soft blankets.