DD's dog bitten by Rattlesnake
DD and Husband, were hiking on the other side of the state, where they have rattlers. We do not, so I am pretty ignorant as to snake bites. The dog is a 9 month old golden, and was bitten on the fron...
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Not sure of the percentages of dogs, but a significant percentage of human/rattlesnake bites are "dry" meaning no venom is injected. Other than the pain of the punctures, and possible infection from the bite wound, no damage is done.
A vet is the best source of care for the dog.
A vet is the best source of care for the dog.
