Newborn pups getting mouth-to-mouth
A newborn puppy fighting for its life and an oyster don't have a lot in common.To Kim Malcolm giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a mushy newborn it's all kind of obvious.
Every so often a puppy will arrive in the world looking a little flat, and not breathing.
Malcolm and others at the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind's Guide Dog Services know what to do; breathe into the pup's nose and mouth.
Malcolm and others at the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind's Guide Dog Services know what to do; breathe into the pup's nose and mouth.
"I don't like eating oysters but it's like eating oysters," says Malcolm who is the breeding services coordinator. MORE>>
Give generously. The Doglinks' team always goes out with our dog Holmes on a Friday night. Keep a look out for us (Chch) , and put your hand in your pocket and take out some $$. It goes to a great casue.
2 Comments:
At 9:03 p.m.,
Anonymous said…
Is it easy to overinflated the lungs?
How much pressure is needed (ie a feather puff, a ping pong ball?)
At 11:15 a.m.,
Anonymous said…
To inflate the lungs, extend the neck as if the pet is stretching the jaw far forward.
Now there should be a straight airway from the nose and mouth back into the lungs. Close the pet's mouth and place your mouth around the end of the muzzle covering the nose and blow through the pet's nose.
You should be able to see the chest expand.
from petcentre.com
http://www.thepetcenter.com/gen/faid.html
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