What are the ways to handle accidents involving dogs?

Accident fractures

The most common cause of fractures is car accidents; sometimes falls from a height, being squeezed or crushed can also cause fractures. Similar to fractures is dislocation. The difference between the two is that a dog with a fracture will drag the broken limb while walking, whereas a dog with a dislocation will not dare to put weight on the affected limb and will hop along on three legs. Whether it is a fracture or a dislocation, the dog will be in intense pain, and sometimes will lie on the ground trembling. At this point we should apply basic external fixation, pick up the dog and hurry to the hospital for treatment. Accident severe bleeding

Whether it is severe bleeding caused by external injury, or severe internal bleeding, it is extremely dangerous for the dog. During first aid, press on the bleeding point to reduce blood loss, clear away dirt, apply a simple bandage and rush to the hospital for emergency treatment. This is because some wounds need stitching, which generally cannot be done at home. Accident suffocation

Small dogs are especially prone to choking because they have eaten some small object, and in severe cases suffocation can cause oxygen deprivation and death. When you see a dog stretching its neck hard and constantly clawing at its mouth and neck with its front paws, it may be choking; at this point you can pat its back gently to help it cough the object out. If this does not work, you can only take it to the hospital and ask the doctor for help. Sometimes large dogs also get their throats blocked by bones and so on, which is likewise very dangerous, so take them to the vet as soon as possible. Accident poisoning

A dog will be poisoned after eating spoiled or rotten food, or medicine, especially when a large dog eats a rat that has been killed by poison. The symptoms are vomiting and diarrhea, convulsions, listlessness and whining. At this point it is best to know the cause of the poisoning, so that when you take the dog to the hospital you can tell the doctor and treat it with the right medicine. Accident shock

No matter what cause the shock is due to, we must carry out necessary rescue measures before going to the hospital. At this point the dog's limbs are cold and its breathing is rapid. Lay the dog flat and help it slow its breathing by imitating artificial respiration: close its mouth and blow air into its nostrils while massaging its chest. After the dog improves slightly, take it to the hospital to find out the cause of the shock and give corresponding treatment. Accident carsickness

Carsickness cannot really be considered an illness, and the consequences it causes are not serious either. When a dog vomits, it may be carsick; let it calm down and rest for a while and it will adapt. Some dogs, after being carsick a few times, will never get carsick again. For dogs that are prone to carsickness, do not let them eat or drink before traveling, and give them carsickness medicine.