Canine First Aid

Dog First Aid Targets and rules of emergency treatment are based on three goals and four rules. Protecting your life from preventing pain in order to prevent worsening symptoms Do not panic to maintain bleeding by respiratory management. First aid should only be used to protect life until a veterinarian is found. Remember that not all patients will be saved.

We are a member of the ABKA Association of pet care experts. We have a highly qualified team of "Best Friends", including administrators and employees who have passed dog first aid and CPR certification. When there is emergency medical care, we cooperate with nearby veterinary clinic. All visiting pets must be vaccinated against rabies, canine distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza virus, parvovirus (DHLPP), Bordetella. For dogs over a year, Spay / Neuter is required. Although it can be applied, it is necessary to arrange with the administrator. We will do temperament assessment to ensure that your pet will enjoy his / her enjoyment with us. As we need to register for office work, we will always provide the latest information to satisfy your pet needs

Parvo or canine parvovirus (CPV) infection is a relatively new disease that first appeared in dogs in 1978. Due to the severity of the disease and the rapid spread of the dog's population, CPV has caused a lot of public interest. . Viruses causing this disease are very similar to cat leukopenia (cat fever), which is almost the same. It is speculated that the canine virus is a cat mutation. However, this has never been scientifically proved