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Bleeding

Bleeding or hemorrhage in pets can be external (visible from wounds) or internal (hidden in chest or abdomen). Severe blood loss can cause shock; loss of as little as 2 teaspoons per pound of body weight is dangerous.

Key Facts

  • Direct pressure with a clean compress is the preferred method to stop external bleeding
  • Do not remove blood-soaked pads; add layers on top
  • Elevation of the wounded limb above the heart helps reduce bleeding
  • Pressure on the supplying artery (femoral, brachial, caudal) is used for severe limb bleeding
  • Tourniquets are a last resort for life-threatening hemorrhage only
  • Internal bleeding signs: pale gums, cool extremities, coughing blood, lethargy
  • White or blue gums indicate an emergency
  • Species: dogs and cats

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