New CPR Guidelines for Dogs

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1. Thank you, I'm a retired EMT/firefighter, could you please demo airway obstruction. P.S. your show is GREAT.

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2. dr Jones, i dont seem to be able to get a copy of your free book? can you please check the link? thank you

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3. 👍we dont have a Dog, but its important that everyone knows this important information anyway. Then that way we can rescue anyones Dog that dont know how to do CPR on a Dog, or Puppy.
   Is this for Cats too?

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4. great tips Doc. Thank you

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5. Shouldn't we be checking to make sure there's nothing stuck in their throat!?

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6. Tx you just never know, if nothing else at least breathing May be enough to save the dog if you can get them to care. Dont press too hard or you can break their ribs. Blessings

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7. Thank you Dr Jones! Very helpful. Although I pray I will never need to do this.
   A long time ago, my Shepherd Chow was in bed with me. I sleep with my dogs. I woke up, he was dead leaning up against me. He was still warm. I wish I had known how to do this. He died of blout. Dr. Said there wasn't anything I could have done.
   He was absolutely beautiful dog. Everybody commented in how good looking he was. His frame was perfect, cinnamon color with the curled tail. He was awesome. I miss him a lot. He wasn't old at all. About 9. Years old, but still young behavior. I know I will see him again.
   Thank you again, fir this info.

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8. Thank you for sharing and caring 💕

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9. Honestly, who would give such a useful informative video, literally a life saving video, a thumbs down? Smh! Thank you Dr Jones for your expertise.

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10. Does this same procedure work on cats?

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11. Thank you! Going to set a reminder to watch this on the first of every month so that it’s fresh in my mind

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12. Sir, can you make a video about, if female dog get unwanted pregnancy, what can we do

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13. Thank you, love all your videos. Good job Pippi ❤️

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14. I am a nurse well for human. I have done cpr for human but never to a dog. Our Hachi is 3 years old lively Lhasa Apso. Thank you for showing me and all how to do a cpr for a dog.

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15. Holy shit I needed this

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16. What if the airway is indeed blocked and the air from our rescue breaths does not inflate the lungs?? Could you please give us some instructions for that as well???This is ofcourse in case we cannot see and remove the obstruction.

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17. You are great teacher 👏🙏😷

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18. Thanks. I was told by a Vet CPR was a waste of time and I would need a Defib. Another reason not to let your dog get fat. CPR much easier on lean dogs. Thanks Dr Jones. : )

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19. Thank you for this life saving information!!

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20. I did CPR on one of my Dachshunds. OMG….what a moment of fear. But thanks to knowledge she is Amazing now.

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21. Just saw on t.v that chest compressions are all that’s needed. On humans and animals.

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22. Dr.Jones! Can you do a video on " what to do if your dog is choking on food?"

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23. Thank you for this video. When/if the airway is compromised, is there a best way to perform a Heimlich? My biggest fears for my dog are torsion or choking.

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24. Thank you for this very important topic with instructions. Love Pippi and the brief cameo of Tula! 🙂

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25. This is such a important video. I have this in a first aid book. You showing us really helps so much better. I'm sharing this on Facebook. Thank you so much.

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26. Dr. Jones, thank you very much for this vital instructional video. Would this apply to cats, too?

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27. This can be likened fad saving, thank you again Dr and PiPi.

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28. QUESTION: if a BIG dog colapses on his left side, can we do the cpr on his right side or we have to turn him on his right site in order to compress the left side?

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29. I love your videos! I have worked with, had to visit and watched YouTube videos with so many different veterinarians. You are by far one of my favorites!!! If I lived in your area I would bring all my babies to you. I have been a groomer for over ten years and also enjoy helping animals any way I can. Thank you for uploading so many helpful videos.

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30. Thanks so much for the informative video!

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31. This was really informative Thank You. I’m all up to date on my human CPR/ first aid and I’m grateful for you sharing your vast knowledge especially finding correct positioning and finding pulses.

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