Burnt-tailed green snake bite "real danger"

Green snakes bite "really dangerous," especially for dogs like Onyx, because the poison can affect the blood system and blood clotting. You should hurry to the veterinarian immediately.

Below is a summary guide, easy to understand. 👇

🚨 Symptoms to be noted

Swelling the area of the bite (often swelling quickly).

Hurt, cry, or lick the wound often.

There are two fangs.

Easy bleeding / Non-stop bleeding

Seepage, weakness or abnormal breathing (severe cases)

🏥 First aid method

Conscious and take him still, reduce his movement to slow the distribution of the poison.

Don't strap the wound / Don't slit / Don't suck the poison (dangerous and doesn't actually help)

Wash the wound gently with clean water if you can.

Cold compress around the wound (helps reduce swelling)

Hurry to the animal hospital. Most importantly. ❗

❌ What you can't do.

Do not allow self-medications (such as human painkillers)

Do not let walk / run

Do not wait for symptoms (this snake is sometimes serious, slow but severe)

🐾 Care on the way to the doctor.

Carry or lie still in the car.

Timer bitten (very important for doctors)

If the snake is photographed "safely," it helps to diagnose.

❤️. Important.

The burning-tailed green snake is a "blood-affecting" level viper (hemotoxic).

→ Even if you look normal at first, don't be complacent.

# Poison snake # French Bulldog

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