TL;DR
Dog bites can range from minor scratches to life-threatening injuries. Wash the wound immediately with soap and water, stop the bleeding with direct pressure, apply antibiotic ointment, and cover the wound with a clean bandage. Call 911 for severe bleeding, major tissue damage, bites to the neck or chest, or signs of shock. Seek medical care for deep puncture … read more
First Aid for Bleeding
Bleeding (also known as hemorrhaging) often occurs after an injury. Additionally, it can be the result of a disease. Bleeding occurs when blood vessels become damaged. Bleeding injuries can happen on the outside of the body (external bleeding) or inside the body (internal bleeding).
Minor bleeding injuries can heal on their own, when the body produces … read more
Free CPR Classes

Free CPR, AED and First Aid Classes
At the American AED CPR Association, we want everyone to learn how to help save a life. Which is why we offer all of our classes for free.
Free CPR Classes
We want everyone to learn CPR, which is why we offer all of our classes for free. It’s important for everyone to … read more