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Porcupine Quills: A Veterinary Guide to a Thorny Problem

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In this eye-opening episode of Vetsplanation, our experienced veterinary host, Dr. Sugerman, sheds light on an unfortunate occurrence - porcupine quilling. Discover why and how this painful encounter happens and unravel the myths surrounding it. The episode covers everything from the initial discovery of your pet in pain through to treatments, and preventing future traumatic experiences. Don't miss our interesting animal facts about porcupines towards the end!
In this episode you will learn:

  • Understand what happens when a pet dog encounters a porcupine and gets quilled
  • How to react when your pet gets quilled and the immediate measures you should take
  • The misconceptions around dealing with porcupine quills and why it's necessary to take your pet to the vet immediately
  • The potential risks and complications if quills are not removed completely
  • Proper aftercare once your pet is back home from the hospital
  • The importance of preventing your pet from going after porcupines and how to keep them safe
  • Fascinating facts about porcupines, their habitat, mating behavior, diet, and other interesting traits

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Manage episode 381506215 series 3477473
Content provided by Dr. Sugerman. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr. Sugerman or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Send us a Text Message.

In this eye-opening episode of Vetsplanation, our experienced veterinary host, Dr. Sugerman, sheds light on an unfortunate occurrence - porcupine quilling. Discover why and how this painful encounter happens and unravel the myths surrounding it. The episode covers everything from the initial discovery of your pet in pain through to treatments, and preventing future traumatic experiences. Don't miss our interesting animal facts about porcupines towards the end!
In this episode you will learn:

  • Understand what happens when a pet dog encounters a porcupine and gets quilled
  • How to react when your pet gets quilled and the immediate measures you should take
  • The misconceptions around dealing with porcupine quills and why it's necessary to take your pet to the vet immediately
  • The potential risks and complications if quills are not removed completely
  • Proper aftercare once your pet is back home from the hospital
  • The importance of preventing your pet from going after porcupines and how to keep them safe
  • Fascinating facts about porcupines, their habitat, mating behavior, diet, and other interesting traits

Support the Show.

Connect with me here:

Voluntary donations and Vetsplanation subscription:

  continue reading

98 episodes

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