My cat was caught by dogs. What emergency steps should I take?

Poor bhoori, she requires an emergency veterinary assessment to determine the extent of her injuries and any chest trauma or fractures. The wound also requires surgical cleaning and stitching if there is enough skin remaining or dressing if required. She also requires urgent prescription pain medications and antibiotics

Oh my. Dog bite wounds need to be treated by a medical professional. I would highly recommend taking Drugs in to your local veterinarian right away for medical care and attention. She needs antibiotics and proper cleaning and possibly suturing of her wounds based on how deep and extensive they are. Here is a financial assistance website that may be of assitance if needed. http://m.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/trouble_affording_veterinary_care.html Bset of luck and take care with your pet Drugs.

Poor Tiny! I would be very concerned that she was attacked by a wild animal, and she should see a vet immediately. That's because wild animals carry diseases that can infect dogs, and she should have a booster of her rabies vaccine to be safe. In addition, she will need pain meds, and she should have her wounds treated. The vet can also check her over for internal injuries. Please bring her into a vet now.

Unfortunately there's nothing I can recommend at home - this sounds very serious, and Motu may require intensive care and even surgery if there has been a spinal fracture. Most places still have emergency care available even if they are under restrictions to shelter in place - I'd recommend trying to search for an emergency veterinarian near you.

This is an emergency. Wang needs to be taken to a veterinarian right away please. Keep Wang confined, so that she cannot move much. Make sure she has water and food and take her to a veterinary doctor now. There is nothing you can do without a diagnosis and knowing what is wrong.

The best option is to take your kitty into a vet now. Even though there is no blood, there could be internal injuries from the attack, such as a broken hip or leg bone, and he really needs an exam and x-rays from the vet now to rule that out. I would take him into an ER vet or find a vet on call to see him now. There will be a vet on call in your area for emergencies, and you can find that information on the clinic's answering machine or website. If you absolutely can't get him into a vet tonight, keep him indoors, quiet, and warm. Offer him only water, and do not give him any human pain medications. Many are toxic to cats and are fatal if given. Then have him seen by a vet first thing in the morning.

How scary. I would recommend going to a vet for evaluation and x-rays even though it doesn't seem like she has injuries. Internal bleeding in the abdomen or chest is very common when small animals are attacked by larger animals. She could also be in shock and need some supportive care. If going to an emergency/24hour clinic isn't an option, keep her warm and offer food and water as soon as she'll take them, but know she may be in more danger than is immediately obvious and sadly internal injuries can results in fairly sudden death.