How to perform CPR on your pet

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Uploaded by on Sep 24, 2009

http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=283872 - It's a moment most of us prefer not to even think about, let alone prepare for. One second your dog or cat is in the yard playing and the next it's suddenly down. Maybe Fido's been hit by a car, maybe he has simply collapsed, but in that blink of an eye all that matters is trying to keep him alive until you can get him the help he needs.

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  • @mtpanamao I'm so sorry.

  • It's not ABC anymore. Now it is CAB. If CAB is good enough for people, it is good enough for pets. Large dog should be 100 compressions per minute. (Think of the BeeGee's song "Stayin' Alive" and compress in time with the music.) Small dog should be faster. Do not stop compressions to check airway and breathing.

  • It would be nice if she did a complete demonstration in real time to make the sequence come together better. Good information tho'. Thanks!!

  • I wish I had seen this earlier, I could have saved our dog mandy.

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