Nail clipper, claw cutting

 

Trimming the nails is an important procedure when caring for a dog, it helps to keep the nails healthy! After all, long claws cause pain and discomfort to the animal, interfere with normal movement and lead to lameness ... It is imperative to monitor the growth and condition of your puppy's claws. If the claws do not grind, then as they grow back, they need to be trimmed. In case of accidental injury (by you when cutting) the living part of the claw, profuse bleeding often occurs, the main thing is not to panic, sprinkle the injured part of the claw with crystals of dry potassium permanganate, just watch that the dog does not lick it off, and the blood usually stops quickly. 

 

                                                                                              Leash and collar

So that the collar does not cause unpleasant associations in the dog, when putting on or wearing it, the puppy should not experience pain or discomfort. Do not tighten it too tightly - two fingers should pass freely between the neck and the collar. Also, the collar should not be too heavy. You can use toys or treats to distract your puppy from paying too much attention to the collar. It will also help the pet to adapt. When he stops paying attention to him, you can leave him alone. However, you need to keep two things in mind. First, your puppy will grow at an alarming rate, so check every few days to make sure his collar doesn't get too tight; secondly, at first, your puppy can easily get lost, so attach an address tag with information and contact details to his collar. Besides, By law, all dogs must have a collar with the owner's contacts if they are in a public place. Once your puppy gets used to the collar restricting his freedom, you can attach the leash. So that he can get used to it, let him run freely with him. You can pick up the leash from time to time, but then keep it tight. This will help your pet learn to understand that when he is on a leash, he cannot go where he wants to, because he is connected with you. As soon as the puppy accepts this restriction, praise him and let him go. You can pick up the leash from time to time, but then keep it tight. This will help your pet learn to understand that when he is on a leash, he cannot go where he wants to, because he is connected with you. As soon as the puppy accepts this restriction, praise him and let him go. You can pick up the leash from time to time, but then keep it tight. This will help your pet learn to understand that when he is on a leash, he cannot go where he wants to, because he is connected with you. As soon as the puppy accepts this restriction, praise him and let him go.

 

                                                                              Home first aid kit for dog owners.

 

In case of a sudden illness of domestic dogs, we are often forced to independently provide first aid to our pets, especially in a situation where it is difficult to get to a veterinarian.
Rescuing a dog in extreme situations often depends on your skillful actions. Remember that you make the decision yourself and take full responsibility on yourself.

First aid does not replace a visit to a veterinarian - the main thing is not to harm the dog before visiting a specialist. Often a veterinarian cannot save your dog because of gross mistakes made before contacting him.

The list below is long and complete, and it's up to you what to have in your first aid kit and what not. Many medicines form the basis of a regular home first aid kit. Some drugs have a similar effect, so you can choose which one you like best or is available at the pharmacy. Not all drugs from this list are required to be available, but they must be borne in mind.

 

But the main thing that must be in your first-aid kit is the phone number of your veterinarian !!!

 

A first aid kit for dogs, which contains the most necessary drugs, they should always be at hand!  

 

1.No-shpa (tablets and ampoules)

2.Polisorb (enterosgel)

3.Theramycin spray, chemi spray

4. Chlorhexidine. 

5. Hydrogen peroxide.

6.Levomekol (ointment)

6. Prednisolone (ampoules)

7. Immunomodulator (roncoleukin, or something similar).

8. Levomecitin, enterofuril, nifuroxazide - any pills for diarrhea (antimicrobial)

9. Trichopolum, metronidazole.

10. Volokordin or carvolol.

11. Gel from trauma (Voltaren or any analogue - just a gel to rub through the coat)

12.Blood-forming (external action)

13. Almagel (or maalox, phospholugel)

14. Eye drops - levomecitin, dexamethasone, tetracycline eye ointment.

15. Syringes

16 Bandages.

17. Cotton pads.

18. Analgin-quinine - tablets (quinine has a detrimental effect on babelium-causing piroplasiosis) - if you suspect piroplasmosis, you can give one tablet - helps in the very initial stage.

19.Glucose 5%.

20. Suprastin or any antiallergic drug.

Dogs should not - paracetamol, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for humans - cause stomach bleeding, iodine, immodium (and analogues), aspirin.

And of course, if there are chronic diseases, then everything is for their treatment.

 

Next, we will describe the drugs that are taking place and their purpose! 

 

Dressings
1). Self-adhesive bandages
2). Edged gauze bandages
3). Coil plaster (2, 3, 5 cm)
4). Glue BF-6
5). Rag adhesive plaster
6). Bandages - narrow and wide
7). Cotton wool absorbent
8). Compression paper or cellophane
9). Elastic bandages
10). Blanket (can be easily made from an old shirt by cutting off the sleeve)
11). Sterile wipes

 

Hemostatic
1). Olazol
2). Hydrogen peroxide
3). Novocaine + adrenaline
4). Chlorhexidine (for washing mucous wounds)
5). Potassium permanganate crystals
6). Dioxidine
7). Aminocaproic acid
8). Ditsinan
9). Vikasol (increases blood clotting, action after 7-12 hours)
10). Collagen sponge

 

Painkillers
1). Rimadil
2). Lidocaine
3). Novocaine
4). Relanium
5). Ketanov
6). Ketolar (fast and effective in apula)
7). No-shpa (for spasms)

 

 Emetics
1). 1 tsp baking soda per glass (200 ml) water

2). Hydrogen peroxide with water 1: 1 One and a half tablespoons for every 4.5 g of the dog's weight. Vomiting will begin in a few minutes. The fastest-acting remedy if the dog picks up something on the street.
Antiemetic
1). Cerucal (not possible if obstruction is suspected)

 

In case of poisoning
1). Dried films from chicken stomachs
2). Enterosgel
3). Activated carbon
4). Polyphepan (instead of activated carbon - it is in powder, it acts faster and stronger)
5). Entegnin (the same polyphepan, only in tablets)
6). Legnitine (canine adsorbent)
7). Furazolidone
8). Vaseline oil (especially if there is a suspicion that the dog has eaten something inedible)
9). Bifitrilak
10). Tsamax-Enterosorbent
11). Ersifyril (+ gastritis, dysbiosis)
12). Sulgin (Fopolazol, Ftazin)

13). Vitamin B6

15). Magnesia sulfate

 

 Diarrhea or constipation
1). Talbin powder or oak bark powder (for first aid for diarrhea and abdominal pain)
2). Castor or olive oil
3). Vaseline oil (excellent oil for constipation).
4). Smecta
5). Imodium (for vomiting with diarrhea); lingual imodium (then it is necessary to monitor the temperature and heartbeat, whether it has dropped too much)
6). Dried films from chicken stomachs
7). Enteroseptol (diarrhea, enterocolitis (inflammation of the small and large intestine))
8). Bifidum Bacterin (diarrhea)
9). Furazolidone (diarrhea)
10). Sulgin (diarrhea)
11). Linex (diarrhea)
12). Enterosgel (diarrhea)

 

Healing
1). Levomikol
2). Iruksol
3). Shostakovsky's balm, Sonkov's ointment, Vishnevsky's ointment
4). Chlorophyllipt (it draws out all dirt and rubbish well and heals; alcohol burns like brilliant green, and oil is completely painless)
5). ASD-3 (outwardly)
6). Argosulfan
7). Aerosol Phoenix
8). Balm Lifeguard
9). Bepanten plus
10). Camphor alcohol (you can process seams, relieves swelling)
11). Furacilin (processing)
12). Ethyl alcohol (antiseptic and disinfectant)
13). Dimexide
14). Baneocin
15). Teramycin 
16). Panthenol, Solcoserin
17). Tetracycline ointment (draws out all sorts of rubbish well)

eighteen). Chlorhexedin (for washing mucous wounds)

19). Chemi spray (Combined antimicrobial drug. Bacteriostatic, antibacterial, antifungal action)

twenty). Kav spray (for the treatment of infected wounds. Possesses a broad spectrum of antimicrobial activity)

21). Aluminum spray (highly effective anti-inflammatory, healing and disinfectant.) 

 

Cardiac
1). Valocordin
2). Valoserdin
3). Sulfocamfocaine
4). Cordiamine
5). Herz Vital (Kanin firm)

 

For allergies
1). Suprastin
2). Tavegil
3). Diphenhydramine
4). Claretil and others
5). Dexamethasone and other hormones (not knowing, do not use !!!)
6). Calcium gluconate (with intramuscular administration, necrosis may develop; with insufficiency of the parathyroid glands; with allergic diseases (serum sickness, urticaria, hay fever, Quincke's edema); with inflammatory and exudative processes (pneumonia, adnexitis, edometritis); with toxic liver lesions, nephritis ; with increased excretion of calcium from the body)

7). Dexaveth

 

Eyes
1). Levomycitin drops
2). Atropine (administered subcutaneously. It is used - for accommodation paralysis)
3). Eye drops (sterile tubes "Zinc-boron" are used in mild cases)
4). Sodium sulfacite eye drops - in more serious cases)
5). Tetracycline eye ointment
6). Hydrocortisone
7). Gentamicin (eye drops for acute and chronic infections of the anterior part of the eyeball)
8). Tobrex (or Tbradex, stronger, with + Dexamethasone)

 

 Ears
1). Boric alcohol (for cleaning ears) - better than special. ear drops
2). Ointment "Noviform" (inflammation of the eyelids or ear canal)
3). Powder Tsamax (for the treatment of dermatitis in animals)
4). "Tsipam" - ear drops
5). Baksocid
6). Otibiovet

 

 Leather
1). Malavit (instead of potassium permanganate, antiseptic and antibacterial action)
2). Wilkinson's ointment
3). Baby cream or petroleum jelly (cleaning from dirt and dried discharge from the anus)
4). Starch (internally used to reduce the irritating effect of medicinal substances or chemicals, externally - as a powder

 

From external parasites
1). Insecticidal aerosol
2). Insectoacaricidal spray (Frontline, Advantiks, Bars, etc.)
3). Collar Kiltix et al.
4). Imicidin (Veriben, Berenil) in case of piroplasmosis
5). Drip system (Frontline, Advantiks, Bars Forte, etc.)
6). Tsipam (Tsamax is a complex preparation for combating animal ectoparasites)

7.) Bravecto

 

Internal parasites (helminths)
1). Drontal-plus
2). Dirofen, available for adults and puppies from 3 weeks

3). Poliverkan
4). Kaniquantel
5). Dosalid
6). Prazicide, pyrantel, febtal in suspensions (puppies)

7). Dehinel plus

eight). Stop coccidi (for the treatment and prevention of coccidiosis)

nine). Prokoks (for the treatment and prevention of nematodes and coccidiosis)

 

 Antiviral
1). Anandin for injection
2). Fosprenil
3). Interferon
4). Comedon
5). Kinoron

 

Immunomodulators
1). Immunofan
2). Ribotan
3). Cycloferon
4). Gamavit
5). Maxidine
6). Fosprenil
7). Emicidin

 

Antibiotics
1). Sulf120 or Sulf480 (depending on the size of the dog)
2). Sinulox (can be used for pregnant, lactating bitches and newborn puppies)
3). Baytril 2.5%

4). Sulfetrisan solution for injection. (Combined antimicrobial drug)

5). Disparkol (refers to combined antibacterial drugs.)

 

Other
1). Emulsion "Multi-Mulsin" (useful for recovering dogs)
2). Rhizome of creeping wheatgrass (the broth is good for mild disorders of the bladder and kidneys)
3). Breast elixir (for cough and sore throat)
4). Dill water (in case of indigestion, rumbling in the stomach, increased gas formation)
5). Glucose and saline (can rescue dog at booming dehydration during diarrhea; incidentally, Veta advised during dehydration (diarrhea), do not use glucose - has liver)
6). Aspirin (antipyretic one tablet per 9 kg of body weight)
7). Gamma globulin (to increase the body's resistance to various diseases)
8). Gamavit (support)
9). Ribotan (support)
ten). Almagel, bactisubtil, mezim-forte (gastritis)
11). Ichthyol (from boils / carbuncles)
12). Dexamethasone (anti-shock (QWERTY writes that hydrocortisol or prednisolone is better)
13). Sulfocamfocaine (with sunstroke, cardiogenic and anaphylactic shock, acute and chronic respiratory and heart failure, respiratory depression in pneumonic and other infectious diseases)
14). Fosprenil (viral infections: plague of carnivores, paravoviral enteritis, infectious hepatitis, panleukopenia, rhinotracheitis, etc.)
15). Cordiamin (Analeptic. Stimulates the central nervous system, stimulates the respiratory and vasomotor centers. Cardiac dysfunction, shock, asphyxia, poisoning with narcotic, hypnotics, analgesics)

 

Materials and tools
1). Syringe
2). Cup
3). Vodka (I don't know where to put it), hydrogen peroxide, alcohol 70%
4). Bandage
5). Disposable surgical needles (2 sets of thick ones with polished catgut and 2 sets of thin (thin needles-threads) with silk or bedding.
6). Zelenka
7). Scissors
8). Thermometer
9). Knife
10). Probe
11). Harness
12). Pipette
13). Syringe
14). Tweezers
15). Rubber gloves, sterile
16). Potassium permanganate
17). Wet wipes
18). Table salt (to induce vomiting or stop pulmonary hemorrhage)

 

Homeopathy
1). Nux vomica-Homaccord (spastic colitis (as part of complex therapy), bowel dysfunction)
2). Traumeel-S (inflammatory processes in various organs and tissues, postoperative and post-traumatic edema)
3). Podophilum (chronic hepatitis and liver cirrhosis)
4). Echinacea compositum C (Febrile, septic, toxic syndromes in bacterial and viral infections)
5). Engystol (Acute and chronic infectious diseases of bacterial and viral nature)
6). Berberis-Homaccord (Spastic conditions of the urinary and biliary tract against the background of inflammatory diseases and metabolic disorders)
7). Cardus (gallstone disease)

Another homeopathy:
Gammavit (vitam), hemobalance, traumatin (taumel), chondartron (chondralon), maksidin, fosprenil The
contents of the first-aid kit should be replenished with usable medicines at least once a year and dressings.

 

MAIN THING: Self-administration of any medication only if there is no way to get through to the veterinarian and there is strong confidence in your actions.
What is dangerous to use
1). Analgin
2). Aspirin and all other phenol-containing
3). Paracetamol
Commercially available dosage forms are usually packaged as single doses for humans. Doses of drugs should be calculated per 1 kg of animal weight, which can be easily determined at home using a floor scale.
When using tools, be sure to disinfect them. It is best to disinfect tools over a flame of gas, a candle or a match; you can also wipe it with 70% alcohol for 5 minutes.

 

Some Plants Poisonous to Dogs
1). Belena
2). Calendula (marigold)
3). Geranium
4). Lily of the valley
5). Oleander
6). Tulip
7). Sea bow
8). Poppy
9). Yew
10). Crocus
11). Daffodils and all other bulbous plants
12). Philodendron
13). Tree of Life
14). Tsikuta
15). Violets
16). Hellebore

 

NEVER USE A MEDICINAL PRODUCT WITHOUT STUDYING THE ABSTRACT, NOT KNOWING ITS MECHANISM OF ACTION, WITHOUT CONSULTING WITH YOUR VETERINARY DOCTOR OR BREEDER !!!

Improper use of drugs can cost your pet's life.