Dr Meg of On Point Veterinary Services, grew up with bird dogs and hunting in Montana. She has a special interest in working dogs. In this episode Dr Meg talks to us about preventative care and why being prepared for injuries in the field is so important.
She walks us through putting together our own first aid kit for dogs; what to keep in the truck and what to carry in your vest. She also explains the importance of having a good, working relationship with your veterinarian, to help better prepare yourself and your dog for hunting season.
7:30 About Dr Meg
15:00 Let Bird Dogs be Bird Dogs
18:45 Hunting Alaska
19:35 Hunting Montana
24:00 First Aid Kit in the Truck
27:00 To staple or not to staple
39:30 First Aid in the Field
45:10 Cooling down a dog
55:00 Hunting Dog Hypoglycemia
59:30 Feeding before the hunt
1:00:00 EIC (exercise induced collapse)
1:03:50 Getting a dog to eat and drink on the road/hunt
1:09:40 Hunting with Senior Dogs
1:12:40 Broken and torn toenails
1:18:00 Dog Boots
1:21:45 Cheat Grass
1:24:30 Skunk Spray
1:28:45 Putting together a first aid kit
1:31:25 Inducing vomiting
1:38:50 Dr Meg’s upcoming endeavor
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