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Electric shock is a significant hazard for pets, particularly when they chew on live electrical cords. This behavior is a leading cause of such incidents among dogs and cats, posing risks ranging from electrothermal burns to fatal outcomes if immediate veterinary care is not sought.
Dr. Charlie Astle, a veterinarian and pet wellness expert, recently emphasized the prevalence of electrocution among young animals but highlighted that it can occur at any age. Faulty wiring, fallen cables, and lightning strikes are among the various causes. Dr. Astle advises pet owners to prioritize safety and never endanger themselves when assisting their pets.
Electrical shocks can result in severe consequences, including painful burns, pulmonary edema, abnormal heart rhythms, muscle spasms, convulsions, and even internal organ damage or instant death. To effectively respond to such emergencies, Dr. Astle provides the following guidelines:
By adhering to these guidelines, pet owners can effectively respond to electrical shock incidents and prioritize the well-being of their beloved companions.
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