Omnivet

heart rate for dogs

60-120BPM

Heart rate for cats

160-220BPM

canine respiratory rate

16-32 breaths per min

feline respiratory rate

16-40 breaths per minute

temp for cats and dogs

99.5-102.5

pink mucous membranes

normal

bright red (hyperemic) mucous membranes

can indicate shock, sepsis, Carbon monoxide poisoning, cyanide poisoning or heat stoke

Yellow (icteric) mucous membranes

indicates excessive amounts of bilirubin in the blood which can result from liver or gallbladder disease

White/pale gums

indicates anemia. ALERT DVM

blue/ purple (Cyanotic) gums

indicates a severely low level of oxygen in blood. ALERT DVM

gray/muddy gums

indicates poor tissue perfusion. ALERT DVM

Brown gums

indicates a buildup of methemoglobin, which decreased the oxygen carrying capacity of hemoglobin. Leading to decreased oxygen delivery

bruising or petechiae gums

Indicates blood clotting disorder

Rabies is injected into _______ on cats and dogs

Right rear

DAPP and FVRCP are injected into _____

Right front

Lepto is injected into ____

Left rear

Lyme is injected into ____

Left front

Felv is injected into ___

Left rear