Important to take note!

CPR For Dogs Under 30 Pounds

• Kneel facing the dog's chestPlace one hand on top of the dog's ribs behind the elbow
• Place the other hand underneath the ribs, behind theelbow
• Press the two hands together, compressing the chest one-half to one inch
• Combine with rescue breathing, 5 compressions for each breath, and try to keep going at as fast a pace as you can tolerateCPR

For Dogs 30 to 90 Pounds

• Kneel facing the dog's back
• Extend your arms straight with one hand resting on top of the other and lock your elbows straight
• Place your joined hands, palms down, where the dog'sleft elbow would touch his ribs if he were standing
• Compress the chest about 1 - 3 inches in, depending onthe dog's size
• Combine the compressions with rescue breathing, 5 compressions for each breath, then recheck the pulse to see if it has returned

CPR For Dogs Over 90 Pounds

• Follow the same rules for dogs 30 - 90 lbs., with oneexception: Do 10 compressions for each breath, then recheck the pulse

Hi all!

See the steps above?

Mummy read it online and felt that it was a very important knowledge than you can teach your hoooman's just incase your really need a CPR session - which would be good for us when we come face to face with unwanted situations.

Hope this helps!

Yelps!

Fattylicious