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|Videos|August 9, 2016
Handling frightened pets: Less is better
Resist the urge to squeeze the squirming patient
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Manhandling a scared patient will cause its anxiety to increase and will potentially put you in danger. CVC educator Dr. Gary Landsberg says just don't do it. Watch this video for alternatives to this risky practice.
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