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How to Give a Dog the Heimlich Maneuver

Accidents happen, and it's important to be prepared to react swiftly if your dog is choking. Our AI assistant is here to guide you through the process of performing the Heimlich maneuver on your canine companion. Start the conversation below to learn step by step instructions and ensure you're ready to help your pet in an emergency.

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The Heimlich maneuver on a dog can be a bit tricky but could be life-saving. First, assess if your dog is truly choking: look for signs like coughing, pawing at the mouth, or difficulty breathing. For small dogs, gently turn them upside down and apply pressure below the rib cage. For larger dogs, stand behind them, place a fist just below the rib cage, and thrust inwards and upwards. Have you ever faced this situation with your pet before? How have you been preparing for such emergencies?