In case you haven’t heard, April is National Pet First-Aid Awareness Month! This is a time when people are encouraged to learn how to take care of there pets in other ways besides rushing them to the vet.
It’s possible to administer first-aid to your pet without having to use the service of a vet, as long as you know what you’re doing. There are plenty of sites that can help you learn about pet first-aid, and in some cases, it’s not as hard to prepare as you might think. You can also take pet first-aid training classes that can help save your pet’s life in an emergency.
Don’t try to do everything for your pet. Part of knowing first-aid is knowing when the symptoms are so serious that you should see a professional. While a lot fo minor things can be taken care of at home, not everything can, and pretending you’re a vet can result in a worse situation than you were in to begin with.
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I just wanted to let your readers know that Pet E. R. Guide (A Directory of 24-Hour and After-Hour Veterinary Facilities in the United States), published by a major publisher, is a book I wrote for those who travel near or far with their pets. It has over 700 facilities that are JUST either 24-HOUR or AFTER-HOUR for the help you need when your pet needs help after hours.
Please know about the existance of this book. It could save a life.
Happy Trails and Happy Tails!
Melinda Lord