First Aid for Your Choking Dog | First Aid for Pets
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2017
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My little dog choked on a piece of burger that my little one gave him. His tongue was blue and his eyes were closing. I quickly googled "how to help a choking dog" and this was one of the first links that came up. I have to quickly skip to the important part as time was ticking and luckily we used the instructions and managed to clear the blockage. Thank you so much for this video!
So pleased he is okay and that the video helped. Stay safe and best wishes Emma
I don’t think there a single pet parent out there that is going to agree with “your safety is most important’ comment.
Thank you so much for this video. I am a new dog owner and a couple of months ago, I randomly researched 'what to do when my dog is chocking'. Today, what I learned from this video saved my little puppy's life.
That's so great to hear. Thanks Cinzia for the feedback and delighted that you saved your puppy's life! That's so special and glad we could help you to do so. Big fan of your channel BTW :)
The irony of the slow slow slow introduction combined with the phrase “first vital seconds” is amazing.
This is not designed for use in an emergency. It us fit responsible pet owners to learn vital first aid skills
@@FirstaidforlifeOrgUk1You know that most people looking at these videos are probably going to be in an emergency? You really should just get right to the point.
This video is not designed to be accessed in an emergency. It is for responsible pet lovers to learn these skills in advance. Parents don't Google how to help a choking child as they should have been taught these skills in advance. We run practical and online pet first aid courses and offer loads of free resources to help people learn these vital skills and be ready to help their pets when they need them.
Thanks for this: Just FYI it's great to get to the point right away since most are probably not preemptively looking for this. putting the start of actions at 2:18 is not congruent with "you need to help them quickly"
Thanks for your feedback.
Thanks
Clear, calmed video, thank you so much!
Thank you so much, really glad you found it helpful
Thank u for the video🙏 I'm not a vet but always get questions about dogs. Think it's because we have 3 and they're the best family members ever ☺
They really are!
Thank u so much u save my dog life
Gamer Girl my absolute pleasure, I am so glad they are okay
My dog died in my hands I did my best to keep it alive nd tried everythin nd nun :(
Oh goodness, how awful. I'm sorry x
Mine also died in my arms 😢😢
You did your best thats all he could ask for ❤
@@adeethiindira1934you did your best thats all he could ask for ❤
Good video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
What is the dog tried to vomit the piece of food he was chocking (raw bone he didn’t chew properly) but he didn’t just foam came out and I tried all do the instruction here but didn’t work. He started breathing properly and manage to finish the rest of his food and was playful after... should I be worry and should I take him to the vet in the next 24hrs?
Dear Zuly, from what you say, it sounds like he is okay now. If you get worried do get him checked out though
always take your dog to the vet after they've choked
I have an italian greyhound and would not dare to hold him by his legs (even his "upper thighs") in fear that they would break as they are quite long and fragile. What would you recommend I do instead, if I ever end up in this situation? Could I just hold his lower body instead?
I would suggest to use the wheelbarrow method
What chew toy is safe for dogs? Is raw cow bones safe?
Bones are not great as they can splinter. Raw bones are better than cooked bones as these can be extremely dangerous
First Aid for Life to be fair Amir did state RAW bones in his comment
Ps good luck finding a vet that will see you...there an absolute vet crisis out there right now and my dog almost died the other day and no one would help him i had to take him 2 hours away and he al,ost died. So make sure in advance that a vet will see you,...even the emergency numbers i called wouldn’t do a dumb thing.
Please ensure you learn some first aid skills so you know what to do in an emergency
Are you saying to hold a little dog by its hind legs when holding it and shaking it in hopes that gravity will help obstruction come out? This seems absurd. It would break my jack-chi's legs...?
VanessaMW 11 hold by their upper. thighs,n not by their legs
Seriously? I dont care if my dog bites me if they are bloody choking... Im not going to let them die because i dont want them to bite me
Don't give big bites nor too solid to your Dogs
Good point