KDVR – long -distance walking season in the summer months in Colorado, and many people love to get their dogs on the road.
Nearly 150,000 dogs are bitten by deadly snakes in the United States every year, according to the Maurice Animal Corporation.
Fox31 found warnings published about the bell snake not only in the slopes of the hills but on the outskirts of the metro area in the areas of open herbal spaces, buildings from the stadiums.
Dr. Jolie Dops said from Rokiz Veterinary Oasis Oasis In Bromfield.
Dobbs warns that exotic pets often love them by investigating areas where snakes love to hide.
“The warm places under the rocks are somewhat hidden, just make sure that your limbs and nose are not on the path of the snake.”
Dr. Katie Kelly told Fox31 that anyone walking with his pet should be very careful and realize his surroundings at all times.
She said: “You can trips, we can do things that harm ourselves, and these men can face a problem as well, so knowing where our four children are is very important and also that nose; these are an additional attachment that we do not think about.”
Golden Pet Fox31 tells that it is possible to enjoy a comfortable walk with your pet and at the same time always search for any kind of risk.
“I always have a scan, and make sure there is nothing in the bushes,” he said.
Symptoms of the snake bite can include sudden pain and swelling near hole wounds, small blood spots in the skin, increased saliva, vomiting and diarrhea.
“I would like to make sure that your dog is breathing well, so if it is in particular in the face and they can get swelling in the face and I would just like to pick up your dog and start running there,” said Dubes.
Dobbs confirmed that a pet for biting should be transferred to a veterinary hospital immediately.
The best way to protect your pet is to plan early. Already save the emergency numbers on your phone, and most importantly, keep your dog on the wheel and a trail with you at all times.