Keeping your pet safe in an emergency
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Keeping Your Pet Calm in an Emergency
Stay Calm and Reassure Your Pet
- Importance of Calmness: Maintain composure to keep your pet at ease.
- Speak Calmly: Talk quietly and soothingly to reassure your pet.
- Gentle Comfort: Comfort your pet by stroking them gently.
- Relocate if Needed: Move your pet away from stress to a secure environment.
- Minimize Handling: Avoid unnecessary handling to reduce anxiety.
- Caution with Movements: Don't attempt to turn them over abruptly.
Approaching an Injured Animal
Ensuring Safety and Calmness
- Helping an Unknown Injured Animal: If you encounter an unfamiliar injured animal, consider lending assistance.
- Preventing Startle: Approach slowly and avoid startling the animal, which may worsen its condition.
- Scene Assessment: Take a moment to assess the surroundings for potential dangers.
- Calm and Careful Approach: Approach the animal calmly, slowly, and with care.
- Avoid Direct Eye Contact: If the animal appears agitated, refrain from direct eye contact.
- Handling with Care: If necessary to restrain the animal, do so carefully to prevent harm.
- Prioritize Safety: Ensure your safety and the animal's safety at all times.
- Stay Vigilant: Maintain awareness of potential dangers in the vicinity.
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