However, there is something else you should do for your faithful, trusting pet: Learn what to do in case of emergency.
If your dog or cat appears to be in distress all of a sudden, would you know what to do? Would you recognize the symptoms of poisoning, a cardiac problem or an allergic reaction? It’s much more difficult to diagnose your pet than your verbal child, but knowing the signs of a range of problems (as well as your pet’s normal behavior) will help you start treatment while you call the vet or before driving your cat or dog to an emergency veterinary hospital.
Dog Medical Emergency Guide created by Figo Pet Insurance, a provider of pet insurance for cats.
