Question

A dog has come into the clinic after being hit by a car. It is bleeding from a large wound on the

left front leg and appears to be in shock and may be dying.
1. How would you control the bleeding in the fastest and easiest way?
2. Describe how you would perform CPR on the dog if its heart stops beating during care.
3. How would you initially manage the shock?

Answer 1

Answer: 1. Get Medical supplies and preparation ready, and press the bloody wound gently not too hard. 2. Give two or more CPR and make sure the dog has a pulse. 3. Just hold the dog very still and grab something to the dog that is going into shock.

Explanation: Because when you are dealing with these situations, you don't to harm the animal that just got hit and leave it alone. And taking it to the veterinary clinic can also be an option too if you still don't know what to do in this harsh problem.