When a dog has an accident, owners who do not have any pet first aid knowledge will panic at this time and even cause the dog to lose its life, so it is very necessary to learn first aid methods! Let’s learn first aid methods for dogs!

When a dog faints and becomes unconscious, the first thing to do is to try to wake the dog up.

The dog is still unconscious. Lay the dog flat on its side, with the left side facing out.

Then check the dog’s groin area to see if there is a pulse.

Next, check your chest to confirm your breathing.

Open the dog’s mouth and check if there is any foreign matter. If there is any foreign matter, remove it.

Afterwards, perform artificial respiration on the dog through the mouth and nose.

Pinch the dog's mouth to confirm that the exhalation enters the lungs.

Observe the ups and downs of your dog’s lungs.

After exhalation is completed, perform external cardiac compressions on the dog.

The compression method is basically the same as when performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a person. Please watch the video for details.

The frequency is as shown below.

First aid skills are just to buy the dog life-saving time, not a treatment method! Remember!!

Regardless of whether the dog wakes up or not, be sure to take the dog to the hospital for examination and treatment!