How to Perform CPR on Pets: A Step-by-Step Guide
Eyewitness News ABC7NYFebruary 5, 20261 min419 views
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- π‘ Pet CPR is similar to human CPR, focusing on compressions and breaths.
- π― The most crucial first step is to start compressions immediately.
Positioning and Compressions
- πΎ Position the dog on its right side with the left side facing up to expose the heart.
- π Use a locked arm and hip motion for compressions, concentrating on the chest area.
- βοΈ The number of compressions is 30 per cycle, followed by two breaths.
Breaths and Cycles
- π¬οΈ If an oxygen source isn't available, blow into the dog's nose for breaths.
- π Repeat the cycle of 30 compressions and two breaths until the pet revives or professional help arrives.
Adapting to Pet Size
- π For larger dogs, two hands or one hand may be sufficient for compressions.
- π For cats and smaller dogs, use two fingers to apply pressure, adjusting based on rib size.
- β Continue CPR until the animal recovers or EMS arrives.
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