Pet Emergency Information

Animal CPR  by Henry Feldman MA EMT-M/NREMT-B
Learn CPR for Dogs and Cats (EMT/Medics should read first before AVLS) and save a life read article

Cocoa Mulch
A danger for your dog read article

Dog Health Emergencies: What Will You Do?  by Joel Walsh
Sure, you may be a master of human First Aid. But do you know what to do in a dog health emergency? (traffic accident, heat stroke, poisoning, choking, drowning) read article

Emergency Veterinary Hospital - Worldwide Resource
Assistance in locating an emergency hospital in the United States and Abroad...click here

First Aid for Pets  by American Red Cross
This material produced by the Palo Alto Humane Society in conjunction with the American Red Cross Northern California Disaster Preparedness Network and the Independent Living Resource Center, San Francisco, CA in cooperation with June Kailes, Disability Consultant through a grant from The American Red Cross Northern California Disaster Preparedness Network ... read information

First Aid Kit
Accidents happen and it is a good idea to have a Pet first aid kit in the event of an emergency. You can purchase an animal first aid kit from the Almost Heaven Gift Store.

Foxtail Grass Dangerous to Dogs  by ©Marilyn Pokorney
"Foxtail is a common annual grass usually considered a weed. If you have dogs, keep the foxtail out of your lawn!" ... read this important safety article.

National Pet Recovery
The largest and most comprehensive pet recovery service in the United States. This 24-hour service will help you to locate your pet.
Hotline: 1-888-889-LOST

Pet Loss & Bereavement listing
A listing of hotlines and support resource listing for those who have lost a beloved pet or are anticipating the loss
of a pet.

Search for a Vet through VetQuest™
The Premier Veterinary Search and Referral Service. Search for over 25,000 Veterinary Hospitals with over 3,000 VIN Members. Find a Vet

Toxic Plants  by ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
List of plants which are toxic to animals... read information

What To Do For A Poisoned Animal  by ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
Your animal may become poisoned in spite of your best efforts to secure your home. Because of this, we urge you to be prepared. read article

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