The shovelers who have "haired children" in the family know that many emergencies often happen inadvertently to cute pets, so we should also master some emergency response skills.
According to Xing Video, on October 20, Yunnan. The video of a man using cardiopulmonary resuscitation to rescue the stiff kitten all over his body has sparked heated discussion. In the
video, the kitten was stiff at first, as if he was dead. The man said that the kitten was fine last night and kept calling.
Then the man kept pressing the kitten for CPR. The man's wife discovered that during the rescue, the kitten suddenly opened his mouth, which ignited hope.
After more than an hour of hard work, the kitten gradually breathed and became soft. The couple fed the kitten some glucose , and
and the kitten had the ability to move after waking up again. Then the couple took the kitten to the pet hospital and took some medicine and took it.
netizens were very moved by this "miracle":
is so touching, this kitten is really lucky, and it is so touching that they can survive.
Cats will be happy in the future.
At the same time, everyone praised the couple's kindness and kindness ↓
There is true love in the world and true love in the world.
Of course, some netizens also asked questions↓
If there weren't videos, I would have suspected that the posing was posing... It was so magical, and I could still survive if I was stiff.
Is the kitten stiffened due to stress? So it's tough?
In this regard, Zhou Dajun interviewed relevant experts to answer similar questions.
interviewed expert
practicing veterinarian, national first-class pet nutritionist Wang Yiqiang . She has rich experience in cat and dog care and is also the initiator of the discipline of overall pet health in China.
Zhou Dajun: Why does the kitten in the video have stiffness all over the body?
Expert: First of all, the possible causes of stiffness in cats are → such as: 1, hypoglycemia; 2. Choking of foreign objects 3. Heart problems . But the explanation in this video is not very clear, saying that I kept calling yesterday, so why did I call it? Can't find your mother? Or can't eat milk? Under normal circumstances, such a big kitten will go to bed after eating and playing for a while, and will not keep chirping. It is definitely abnormal to call. When we take the kitten, if we hear the kitten keeps calling, we must go and see what is going on. In the
video, the age of this kitten seems to need to breastfeed about 3-4 hours a day. If you lack food and stay away from your mother, your body temperature will decrease due to lack of food and lack of female cats to keep warm. The consequence of hypothermia is that you lose swallowing reflex , and you cannot feed it even if you have milk at this time. I saw the video that when I was resuscitation, my mouth moved and my body became soft. They fed glucose water and the cat recovered after a night of sleep. I felt it was more like a stiffness caused by hypoglycemia.
Many breeders of mini-type varieties always have glucose at home, because these mini-type varieties are prone to hypoglycemia, which may be triggered by simple feeding late. At this time, you should immediately supplement glucose. Even if the dogs and cats cannot eat at that time, you can apply glucose (no glucose, but honey) to the mouth and then go to the doctor.
Zhou Dajun: So, under what circumstances do cats and dogs usually need to do or can they do? ️
Expert: If is CPR, it will definitely be rare at home. Special circumstances such as something stuck in the throat, and the thing is taken out but the dog is already suffocated and unconscious.
Zhou Dajun: If necessary, how should the shoveler perform CPR on the cute pet?
Expert: Most of the affected dogs and cats are lying on their side, with a compression rate of 100-120 times per minute; a compression depth of 1/3-1/2 chest; 30:2 technology, that is, 30 chest compressions, 2 quick breaths. To breathe a dog or cat, close your mouth tightly, seal your nostrils with your human mouth, and blow your breath twice quickly towards your nose. Every 2 minutes is a CPR cycle.
Remember that small sizes like puppies and cats generally use to press with one hand, and for large and medium-sized dogs, use to press with both hands.
