Here's the infographics published by the American Red Cross that illustrates how to perform a CPR on a dog.
Save the infographics guide below where you can access it in an emergency.
In addition, move on to the next page to watch a couple of very helpful instructional videos on how to perform CPR on a dog.
These two videos will give you clear instructions and illustration of performing a proper CPR for your dog:
Patricia Eger Res
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I don’t get this CPR is done at 30:2 in this version the man only gives the dog a few compressions???
Ani Danialian
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Aylin Ezraeelian
Lisa Harvell
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A bone to the dog is not charity. Charity is the bone shared with the dog, when you are just as hungry as the dog. ;))
Jason Capizzi
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Molly Malyszko
Lizzie Lambdon
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Vicky Boatman
Kathleen Henley
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My female GSD was chocking twice. Second time she was in full panic clawing at her snout with both paws. I had to heimlich her both times. Lifting a 120 pound dog was a breeze when your ma ma instincts in.
Karl Lorac
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Great info! Thanks!
Brandon Bruce
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Samantha Walsh
Deborah Keahl
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I rarely see any videos on this website. They are so slow and keep stopping and starting over.
Clyde Holston
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Yeah dig a hole out in the dead dog cover up hole go on with your pathetic life say to hell with humans
Sharon Covey
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Jennifer Mahoney Cory Mahoney good to know
Bill Heikkinen
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Every dog owner should see this!
Leigh Sibertiger
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Greg Beartiger Mara Jayne
Kim Field
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Alexander Allaries
Oliver Povareskim
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Nathalia Prestes Brenda Sant’Ana Yuri Sant’Ana
Cindy Carder George
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Cindy Carder George
Richa Vaidya
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Ankit Sharma
Jimena Carolino
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Miguel Angelo
Miguel Angelo
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Lol i want to see you practicing lool
Julie Fairhurst
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Lauren Newman and this one
Bradley Zebert
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Tony Zebert
Michael Mellon
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Rodrigo
Nikki Rider
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Paul Brian
Agata Jamroz-Krause
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Karolina Czerniewicz
Karolina Czerniewicz
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Mój bohater tuż po reanimacji 🙂
Cheryl Rasmussen
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Olivia Rasmussen Jeff Sellen … handy to know.
Harry Wawszkowicz
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Nothing but top shelf Charlie!@@y Kelly
Becky Froberg
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Hand position is wrong, tho
Alisha Evanson
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Rob Evanson Rachel Evanson
Melissa Reeley Mitchell
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Good to know
Warwick Blount
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Just a tip, as someone who has done cpr (for humans) course annually for the past decade. Rescue breaths are not mandatory, so if you’re worried about giving them, don’t. Clear the airways manually and give compressions to raise blood pressure and keep oxygen flowing to the brain. It’s like a water pump though, if your compressions aren’t frequent enough or hard enough, the blood pressure won’t rise enough to keep your pet alive.
Danielle Frank
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Haylee Frank
Elaine Moura
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Eldy Moura
Stella Fowler
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Joseph
Beannie Boo
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Big round of applause for ♥️this posting! Thank you!
Brian Broz
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Shelly Broz
Irene Wilmont
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Thank you so much for showing how to do CPR on my pet. I just never thought about it. Amazing!!!
Vilay Sithongkang
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It’s an amazing video. I couldn’t stop crying when watching the video. Knowing how to do dog CPR will help save my dog Buttercup’s life. Everyone has a dog must watch this video. Thanks for sharing!
John Hodges
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” Move to the next page” Move to the next page “Move to the next page”
No thanks.
Paul Caldera
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That gentleman was a lot more patient than I would have been. Hysteria never help in an emergency situation.
Marva Tebbett
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Thank you
Paul Tudor
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Vet Anupam
Denise N Jazz
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Terry Hookey
Scott Kaplan
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Did cpr at a fire on two dogs, sadly neither of them lived, found out it the dog has no blind reflex it is probably gone
Richard Dominguez
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Fantastic information just in case you ever need it.
Robin Wiener
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Paul Stuart
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Mary Henwood
Richard Brown
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Yeah! Take it out back and bury it.