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Emergency Dog Health Care : How to Stabilize a Dog In An Emergency

July 20th, 2010
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Learn how to stabilize your dog on the way to the emergency room in this free pet health care video, with tips from a veterinarian. Expert: Dr Adrienne Mulligan Bio: Dr. Adrienne Mulligan started her lifelong dream to be a veterinarian at Oakridge High School in Oakridge, Tennessee. Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler
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Learn how to treat your dog’s low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) in thisfree video. Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah Tingle is a resident exotic animal health technician specializing in dog health care. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau

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JojoTheJoCpuMaster × 20 Jul 2010 @ 22:52
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This…really, really ,really helped. I actually bought exactly what she has on his hand that she gave to the dog. I even put pancake syrup in his food.
ladybird4236 × 20 Jul 2010 @ 23:42
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White sugar, karo syrup, pancake syrup on their food and in their water always helps. Sometimes frosted flakes or fruit loops as a treat is good.
jessybessy66 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 00:21
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My poor baby Sparkle layed down, and put her paws waaaay above her head and started shaking. I was like crying my eyes out I thought she was gonna die. D:
Travelfun4ever × 21 Jul 2010 @ 00:34
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Her Test came back Liver Faiure, The low blood sugar was just because her body wasnt doing its job, apparently she was 1 in a million in a litter with this and she had it..
Travelfun4ever × 21 Jul 2010 @ 01:18
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Chi Chi died sometimes its to late, if you don’t know
Travelfun4ever × 21 Jul 2010 @ 02:18
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If this happens to you put honey on the gums and of to the Vet…Chi Chi was to far into the hypoglicimia she need a drip
Travelfun4ever × 21 Jul 2010 @ 02:38
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she was now in a diabetic coma. Once put on the glucose drip by a couple of hours later she recovered, and I pick her up this morning..I will be putting a vidio of this on youtube of this experiance people need to know this is common with small breeds. if it had of been night when we all slept she would’nt be alive today..
Travelfun4ever × 21 Jul 2010 @ 02:48
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Part 2 of comment: so of to the vet in a mad rush, I didnt know what was wrong I thought shed been poisoned, went though the list of what could have been’s, her heart rate was under 50 she was twitching, so she was given something to correct that and put on a drip, had a blood test, which took 20 mins, her gums where white, she had a fit on the table it was horrible, her test came back all normal except her blood sugars was 0.45, a normal low is like 2.0 so you can only imagine.
Travelfun4ever × 21 Jul 2010 @ 03:29
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My dog had a hypoglysemic attack last night, she had been dry reaching in the afternoon and I thought “oh shes been eating grass..”. Later my son saw her outside looking tied, I did’nt know, and came out with her twitching and unresposive, of course I fliped. I thought she was dying.

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