1. Which phone should I call if my pet is injured in an emergency?
Pets need to get first aid measures as soon as possible after being injured. At this time, the owner should call the emergency number for wound treatment and pet treatment-12345. Depending on the place, the emergency number in some areas may not be this. It is recommended to know more about the local emergency number in case of emergency.
2. What kind of organization is a pet hospital?
Pet Hospital is an independent medical institution to treat the physical condition of pets. Pet hospital mainly provides medical services for treating pets, including operating room, pharmacy, patient intensive care unit and inpatient ward. Most doctors in pet hospitals have received professional training in pet medical knowledge and have rich medical experience and professional knowledge.
When a pet is injured or sick, the owner can call the local pet hospital to consult a doctor, or take the pet directly to the pet hospital for treatment. Here, pets will be monitored by professional doctors around the clock, providing comprehensive treatment programs to ensure the health and safety of pets.
3. How to find the pet hospital and the emergency number?
Generally speaking, there are many pet hospitals in big cities. Owners can search the information of local pet hospitals online or consult local pet owners. If you don't know the local telephone number in case of pet emergency, you can consult the local fire station, public security bureau and emergency center. The service personnel of these institutions can also provide the telephone number of the pet emergency rescue service.
In addition, some pet social networking sites, such as pet community, little yellow dog, hi pet, etc., will also release pet rescue information, and owners can pay attention to these social networking sites and get relevant news.
4. How to describe the pet injury to rescuers?
When calling the pet emergency rescue phone, the owner should describe the pet injury to the rescuers at the first time. It is necessary to provide accurate information and inform rescuers of the type, injury and location of pets. Such as blood type, age, daily medication, medical records, etc., which can help rescuers make better judgments.
If the pet has shortness of breath, abnormal heartbeat and shock, the owner should inform the rescuers in time so that they can take appropriate measures to protect your pet at the right time.