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April is #PetFirstAidAwarenessMonth!![]()
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Here is a checklist from our friends at American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) with recommended items to keep in a pet #firstaid kit at home: bit.ly/2UOqGY9![]()
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Remember to keep our phone number easily accessible at all times in case of emergency!
Pet first aid supplies checklist
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As a pet owner, you need to make sure to have basic first aid supplies for your pets in your household.4 Apr ·
Do you love pets, always strive to give your best, and enjoy working as a team? You’ve come to the right place.![]()
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Pacific Northwest Pet ER & Specialty Center is looking for a Licensed Veterinary Technician in our Internal Medicine department to join our team here in Vancouver, WA. 🐾 ![]()
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Receive not only exceptional education and medical benefits, but also get the chance to join an organization that values its team and the service we provide.![]()
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View the full opening here: www.pacificnwvets.com/careers/ ![]()
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29 Mar ·
Rodenticides are often used to control and kill rodents such as mice and rats. These products are also poisonous to dogs and cats. Rodenticides work by preventing blood from clotting, causing the animal to bleed to death internally. Common symptoms include:![]()
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➡️Weakness, lethargy, or low activity![]()
➡️ Bloody vomit and diarrhea![]()
➡️ Bleeding from the nose![]()
➡️ Limping or incoordination![]()
➡️ Difficulty breathing (which can look like excessive panting or increased respirations and coughing)![]()
➡️ Seizures or collapse ![]()
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If your pet ingests rodenticide, you may not notice symptoms for days. Contact your veterinarian immediately for treatment. If possible, bring the packaging of the rodenticide with you or take a picture of the package.![]()
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#posionpreventionweek
26 Mar ·
