Estecs First aid kit

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http://www.elainlaakariin.fi/kyyn-purema/ "The cortisone in the vat pack has not been found to be beneficial but rather detrimental to the dog's recovery. Cortisone is recommended to be given to the dog only in situations where a bite of the tear in the airway threatens to swell the airways."

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today, a pharmacist will not agree to sell a vat if they know it is for a dog.

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After biting the tear, it is a good idea to take the dog to a veterinarian for inspection. Pharmacies sell pimple tablets, but biting them can be detrimental to the dog. SEY, the Finnish Association for Animal Welfare, advises: The administration of cytoplasm tablets is currently not recommended for dogs or other animal species. Cyanide tablets can even be a disadvantage in the treatment of nail bites. The treatment recommendation for a nail bite is symptomatic treatment. If the animal has no symptoms, nothing needs to be done. If symptoms occur, contact a veterinarian immediately or go to the office of a veterinarian on duty. Your veterinarian will usually give you fluids to prevent shock as well as painkillers and antibiotics. Cluster serum has been used to treat nail bites, but there is no scientific evidence of its effectiveness in dogs and cats. In the summer, it is a good idea for a dog owner to have a Snail Pack or a Snake Pack on hand in case the dog gets bored with wasps. If the dog has been injected by one or more wasps, dwarf dogs will be given 1/4 of the cyber tablets from the Kyypach and 3 tablets from the largest breeds. The dose recommendation for the vat is 1 tablet / 10 kg for dogs and ½ tablets / 5 kg for cats. Snake pack tablets (1.5 mg) are bulky, making them difficult to use in cats and small dogs. They are best suited for dogs over 10 kg.

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how those snake bites are treated in the real situation, jef