A 2-year old cat presents 15 minutes after being attacked by a dog. The cat is in cardiac arrest. The owner wants CPR to be unde

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nadezda [96]

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A 2-year old cat presents 15 minutes after being attacked by a dog. The cat is in cardiac arrest. The owner wants CPR to be unde

rtaken, and the veterinarian is not currently on the premises. What course of action should be taken?

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koban [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-26T21:06:11+03:00

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In that particular scenario and in case of the absence of the veterinarian, a licensed veterinary technician can initiate the life-saving procedures in order to kept the cat alive. And the owner is requesting, so there is no reason to start tracheal intubation and CPR.