Before the Emergency: What to Set Up Now
Ten minutes of preparation that changes the outcome of the night something goes wrong.
13 articles
Ten minutes of preparation that changes the outcome of the night something goes wrong.
Bloody diarrhoea and collapse in an unvaccinated puppy, environmental survival measured in months, and an entirely preventable disease.
Often triggered by a single fatty meal, sometimes life-threatening, and the dogs who have had it once are prone to it again. Here is the whole picture.
A sweetener that is harmless to humans and can kill a small dog in tiny amounts, hiding in products nobody thinks to check.
What to do, what not to do, and the household substances that most often send dogs to emergency vets.
A reference list of what needs a vet right now, what needs one today, and what can wait — plus the home observations that make the call more useful.
What to buy, what each item is for, and the things people put in kits that they should not. Includes affiliate links.
What a seizure looks like, the three things to do while it happens, and when it becomes an emergency. Filming it is the most useful thing you can do.
Gastric dilatation-volvulus kills within hours and the early signs are subtle. Here is what to look for, what raises the risk, and what prevention is actually supported. Includes affiliate links.
A list of what is actually worth carrying, what each item is for, and the four emergencies where knowing what to do in the first two minutes matters most. Includes…