Penetrating Puncture Wound: Don't do this…#Shorts

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1. But it's better to drain that nasty fluid than to leave it in there.

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2. Tearing the balloon wont fool me🤣😂

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3. Yes ! Then off to the emergency vet 🙏❤

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4. i have a question my dog is a German/ saint but have hip problems from his mom but also elbows too at 5 years. i am seeing boswellia extract is good for that. and healing in a way . but how much would he need.. at 110 lbs all muscle and i call it sexy looking all the right built.. lol but can you help me with this please.. i know sloray have smaller size . in their bottles.

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5. Love this…. so now about part 2…. what do you do?

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6. You think lol

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7. Good to know, But seeing that balloon gives me the chills and is nothing to do with popping them. A week ago we had a small celebration for my daughter’s Birthday and two days later our 5 month old frenchie almost died. She could breathe and was turning so pale. We were super scared. Took her to the vet and turned out she had eaten pieces of balloon it formed some kind of plug in her. They could get it out that day. So they pushed it farther into her stomach – four days later she 💩 it out and that’s how we found out what the problem was. So scary and stressful.
   No more balloons in this house.

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8. Can you do a video on the danger of using tree branches to play fetch? I’ve had two of my clients recently have severe injuries from their dogs running with sticks and having them jam into the roof of the dogs mouth or throat. One of the dogs almost lost his eye. It’s a random danger that no one would imagine.

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9. You’re the best! You get that point across, no question!👍

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