How to Check Your Pet's Vital Signs

Learn how to take your pet's vital signs and understand what they mean.

[@biancam.3828]

Shoutout to that dog being such a good patient

[@iyamaivan9646]

Good comment......not every dog gives one this opportunity that long

[@ChavonJWright]

Lol omg love you 😂😂 facts tho

[@KyleMatt11]

Hahaha looks at the dogs face @3:44. She knows exactly what that thermometer is for lol

[@skyet8641]

Jasmine is such a good girl!

[@alschlueter5614]

Jasmine is a good girl!

[@javediqbal3723]

Vp

[@javediqbal3723]

Vpdog

[@B3N7221]

3:43 Jasmins face as she sees the thermometer 😆💀

[@DawnH123]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been hired as a vet assistant and they are not slowing down to train me on these things.

[@animalsareourangels93]

What a good little patient!

[@haleyhardy8367]

very helpful. have a working interview tomorrow and needed to catch up on some information

[@BenDover-lq1nq]

WOW your helper in this video is beautiful!

[@GoranDubravic]

I’m in Veterinary Assistant in Carrington College in Tucson, Az and this video is very helpful to me!

[@ravindrsah4214]

Wes, MP O GF vvvvvv

[@Didi-yw1qz]

Gorgeous Jasmin. Beautiful temperament 💙💙

[@amyusher2211]

Thank you! Incredibly simple and helpful.

[@cindyvaldez51]

Thank you ladies. Jasmine is such a good girl.

[@mikemorgan7293]

This is very important and informative !! ❤️🙏✝️🐾🐶

[@leahv3299]

Very impawtant lol

[@alimalik2515]

Thanks doctor

[@IanSelvaraj]

Ok for thermometers I just have to say this. Working in a vet hospital, speed and accuracy is REALLY important! and I've come to rely on the Omron MC-341 for my TPRs. Literally within 10 seconds you have an accurate reading! Helps so much against angry cats or snappy dogs.

[@kiddiesquadproductions7307]

Jasmine Is So Cute!

[@angelaflow6981]

Fantastic and helpful video 🙏👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@shirlenedavidson1802]

Good info !!

[@fiitv57]

That's a good well behaved dog

[@shellybobb3]

What a great patient! :0)Does blood pressure need to be taken I wonder?

[@ahmedr.]

Thank you . The assistant has a very special cute smile :)

[@iswaranand7387]

Pulse can be detected from 'femoral artery' not vein.

[@paulbrandon9199]

Agree

[@kagarukiadenius1337]

good to watch

[@kristenbennett8495]

She was looking at the ky like oh no, no you don't lol

[@vijayareddy4467]

One small correction pulse is checked in femoral artery.There is no pulsation in veins except jugular vein.correct me if im wrong :)

[@ChavonJWright]

1:20 Profusing (Blood Flow) 1:59 Respiratory Rate 2:50 Femural Pulse 3:50 Rectal Temp

[@animal6502]

Good job

[@Lizardatsparks]

Very helpful, I posted this to FB :)

[@daby8399]

You're wrong about the heart rate Normal” ranges from 60 to 140 beats per minute in a resting dog - 60 to 100 in big dogs and 100 to 140 in little ones. While you can check the rate with your hand over the heart, you can also take a pulse by gently feeling the beat near the inside top of your dog's hind leg.

[@Pallas1211]

Thank u. They didn’t say the normal range so I was looking for this comment.

[@Alex-uy7fn]

Jasmine’s face 3:43 “ oh fuck not this again Karen”

[@yinngsunga4081]

I'm confused. Was the breathing into the snout so obviously not into the snout because this is a stuffed toy and it can't go in? Or is that how you're supposed to do it? The second bout of CPR for two minutes "uninterrupted", does this mean don't do the breathing into the snout part?

[@rachetanarwal2399]

My dog is breathing a bit high and with a lot of force. Also her stomach is contacting way too.much while she breaths. The vet couldn't find anything wrong. Is there something I need to be worried about because I'm really freaking out

[@shuaizhou589]

Give her a treat

[@andredossantos414]

The way she looks at her 🥰... and ladies please some gloves on

[@jimmy-ym4nu]

Jess D´more is very very good-looking!!!!

[@dr.yuvarajanpalanisamy9805]

femoral artery doc but good presentation

[@theblackswan5044]

Are the ranges the same puppies?

[@christinesavage7036]

correction femoral artery not vein x

[@Patty-qd1lz]

Wish you would have shown the carotid artery location.

[@-Vasda-Punjab]

Nice

[@Jzak25]

you missed the skin turgor exam. I'm not a Vet but dehydration is a common problem with pets (cats and dogs)

[@curiosity9347]

the dogs gums were well hydrated, may be thats why she didnt do skin turgor

[@joannaloha]

Artery not vein for pulse. What is the pulse range?

[@lelaassang5599]

60 to 90 bpm for most humans

[@lelaassang5599]

Mines 84 bpm

[@wyattb3138]

Can I use my Apple Watch?

[@abhinavjoy368]

I think it's femoral artery that u need to look for it you need pulse

[@HamidAli-lm7tw]

your assistant is much pretty

[@bevymckenzie7549]

Hamid Ali she is a technician not an assistant. Which is closely related to a nurse :). At most clinics the assistants help the technicians. Like a medical assistant helping a nurse, but I agree both are very pretty

[@nightowls7324]

Video starts at 30 seconds.

[@sevuvidramus1717]

didn't really explain how we count their breaths. Do we hold their necks, feel their nose or just put our palm on their backs trying to feel them breathing?

[@pug6871]

I mean, you can see when they breath... you just watch there chest or put your hand on them :/

[@shadowprince4482]

Same with humans. Just look out for their chest rising and falling.

[@adelejkruger2415]

Normal range of temp: 37 - 39 degrees Celcius

[@lunasheadspace9297]

You can check the temp in their ear too

[@kirstieloughton7513]

no

[@davidmarkersnr.1888]

Very good, but much of the world does not use 'old money' fahrenheit. Might be a good idea to mention the ideal is between 38.2 to 39.2 celsius/centigrade. Anything lower than 37 or more than 40 - straight to the vet. Now I'll go and try again for a heartrate for my dog, he's keeping it well hidden ;-)

[@newnew4142]

I want to be a vet but I'm too sensitive to see animals in pain

[@AK-op4be]

Jasmine is a pretty girl.

[@kiefchief_]

i’m in vet tech school for fall 2018 & temperature is not the same. it’s 100.2-103.5 is normal for us :/

[@taylorbell1649]

Wait, isn't 80 bpm too low? I remember I checked vitals on a dog and I got 82 bpm, but someone said it was too low and got 128bpm...

[@Adcmd19]

it depends on what breed of dog it is. whether it is a large breed like lab or even a great dane. as low as 60-80 is completely normal. what you had prob was a smaller breed dog such as a chihuahua or bichon for eg. up to 180 is normal as well. cats range from 110-220

[@avelinoenanorialll8381]

Why times four

[@johnnyanony8021]

Did she just say KY jelly? 😅😅

[@awallnerful]

yup you lost me at counting. didn't preview this did ya

[@user-th2sc1mv4o]

After 10years dog leave or dead😢

[@indianheadlogan]

You dont need to yell

[@rociolopez4785]

This was just temperature

[@starparik]

Put your gloves on, Ladies!

[@djstarrjunkie]

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[@hilohahoma1547]

Oversimplified info with no elaboration on high low results as far as beats per min or breaths per min etc also 8-40 is a wide gap and again no insight about near 8 or near 40 breathes depending upon dog I suppose puppy vs. older dog possibilities. I do appreciate that they tried to put SOME sort of basic vid though. Details people.....at least a few sheesh.

[@elismycat]

Femoral ARTERY not vein!!!!!! Also a count for less than 30 seconds is not reliable, count for 1 min or 30 seconds.

[@curiosity9347]

why her technician laughing all the time!

[@frm108]

Epic fail! One obviously needs to know what the ABnormal parameters are! For ALL your assessments being done!