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Code2High

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Posted: 10/10/08 11:27pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

One should always have a syringe and a bottle of peroxide around, that's for dang sure. I not too long ago had to use that little trick...

One thing about peroxide is, it loses potency over time, and especially once opened. So make sure you've got a bottle that is fresh and in regular use, replaced in plenty of time... or keep a dedicated bottle on hand and replace when it goes out of date, if it isn't something you normally use. I was in Petsmart the other day and noted that they now carry 60 mil syringes, which is what you'd use for a bigger dog (teaspoon per ten pounds is the dose I found online that night...) Cost you a few dollars and worth every penny, and should last indefinitely if it is unused in your K9 first aid kit.

Teaching a dog to wait for permission to pick things up is a helpful thing. Never a guarantee, of course.... but another little pause or safety that can buy you that extra second.


susan

What I want to know is, when are they going to start selling Comfort Zone for HUMANS????? 'Cause some days...


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It's just one of those things whereby the lady is going to have to be more careful next time.

It was something that one could forsee happening but it is impossible to be aware of every cause and effect in life. It was just a terrible accident. The feeling of helplessnes that she obviously had must have been just terrible.


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