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How-to give fluids to your cat - no stress tutorial

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How-to give fluids to your cat - no stress tutorial

234,111 views October 26, 2017 6:00

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Dr. Burstyn shows you how to give subcutaneous fluids to your cat.

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Helpful Vancouver Vet published this 6:00 video tutorial on October 26, 2017. It has been watched 234,111 times on YouTube.

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  • TANYA'S - Everything You Need to Know to Help Your Cat felinecrf.org

    If your cat's bloodwork improves, or your cat seems to stop absorbing the fluids, it may be that s/he needs fewer or no fluids. Ask your vet about reducing or stopping the fluids, but this should be done gradually so as…

  • Cat Dehydration: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments pets.webmd.com

    Water is essential to cats, who depend on proper daily fluid intake to maintain appropriate health and replace fluids that are routinely lost through urine, feces and respiration. Water makes up 80 percent of your cat’s…

  • How-to give fluids to your cat - no stress tutorial - Pets Tab petstab.com

    and stress your cat out. So please don’t do that. IV fluids are really of course the best way to hydrate a patient, but that’s something that they have to be in clinics for but subcutaneous fluids is something that you…

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