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A bulldog emergency card: information to keep ready

In an emergency, time is lost not only in transit but also while finding clinic numbers, medication lists and records. Keep one concise card on your phone and a paper copy in the travel bag.

An English bulldog from the Yugos Star familyYugos Star

Contacts

  • Primary clinic and 24-hour clinic with exact addresses.
  • Veterinarian’s number and Yuliia’s contact.
  • A person who can help with transport.

Dog details

  • Full name, date of birth, sex and current weight.
  • Microchip number, allergies and chronic conditions.
  • Current medicines with exact names, dose and time last given.
  • Previous surgery, anaesthesia and known breathing problems.

What to take to the clinic

  • Records, medication list and product packaging for a possible toxin.
  • A short video of the signs if it can be taken without delaying care.
  • Harness, lead, towel and a charged phone.

Keep the card current

Review the card after weight changes, treatment, moving home or changing clinic. Keep an offline copy because mobile data may fail exactly when the information is most needed.

Sources and useful links

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