[header] How to take care of an injured stray puppy [title] Stay at a safe distance at first. [step] Before you approach a stray puppy, make sure the animal does not pose a threat to you. It is best to keep a safe distance from the animal while you try to figure out how serious its injuries are and what kind of help it needs.
[header] How to take care of an injured stray puppy [title] Stay at a safe distance at first. [step] Before you approach a stray puppy, make sure the animal does not pose a threat to you. It is best to keep a safe distance from the animal while you try to figure out how serious its injuries are and what kind of help it needs.
[substeps] If you're getting a sick or injured animal, or if you believe it has a health problem, don't approach the animal. If you're unsure, ask an animal nurse or veterinarian before approaching it. [substeps] If you get too close to the puppy, it might bite you, especially if it is frightened or in a lot of pain. [title] Use caution when approaching the injured puppy. [substeps] The worst that could happen when you get around the stray puppy is alerting the owner to the presence of the dog. If you overhear the owner speaking to a stray puppy and attempt to help, you will have a much better chance of helping it. Do not attempt to approach your stray dog if it has wounds, labored breathing, or is in the midst of play. Make sure there is a safe distance between you and the stray puppy before you attempt to approach the puppy.