- Remain calm and don’t panic. Keeping calm will soothe your pet and help minimise their distress and movement.
- Apply a pressure immobilisation bandage if possible (similar first aid techniques as recommended for people), but do not use a tourniquet.
- Keep your pet calm and quiet, movement helps the venom spread around the lymphatic system, so the less they move, the more time you have.
- Carry your pet to the car, do not allow your pet to walk if you can help it. Again, any restriction of movement helps.
- Transport your pet to a vet immediately.
- THERE ARE NO AT HOME REMEDIES FOR SNAKE ENVENOMATION
