#The long dark emergency stim skin#

Of the deer that I stopped to eat from, I haven't skinned or gutted any of them. But I am still alive, which is the best I've managed so far. When I wake up, my health is still in the white, just about. Back to the community hall and time to prepare, boil, and drink some tea. So, off out down to the river to look for mushrooms. So, I don't have any antibiotics to treat this food poisoning - and I've drunk all the reishi tea that I'd managed to make, to keep warm. health is back in the white again, although not very far - and I've found a few hats and other clothes, so things are looking up. Time for a quick nap, then start searching the kitchen. So, arrived at the community hall shortly before the steroids wore off and my exhaustion crashed. Stim #1 found in the truck, woohoo! Decided to set out for the crossroads town, and poked myself with the stim while I was just cresting the bridge. Headed over to the big barn and managed to give a wolf the slip, despite not being able to see or walk straight. Looted the farmhouse whilst staggering about like a drunk man. Warmed up a bit in the cave and drank more coffee, then staggered my way to Molly's barn, and on to the farmhouse. Even hot coffee isn't enough to stop me going into audible-heartbeat approach to death. Down to the cave under the hill - by this point, I am very, very cold. Then, through to Signal Hill, where I got tracked for a long way by a very persistent wolf (which was quite frightening). Looted the dam on the way back to the trailers outside, which is where we sleep. Went through the dam and out and back in again, stopping to cook some meat outside the broken window. Too many wolves to try looting the lakeside cabins, so up to the lookout, then down to the railway and along to the dam. Stopped at Poachers and found some good stuff, including an improvised hatchet!! Then down to Mystery Lake camp office. Route so far: away from BI pretty damn sharpish, and into FM. We are available to serve your emergency needs 24/7, our specialists are available Monday through Saturday.ДЇor more information call 48 or visit vcaareca.Really enjoying this challenge (even though I am not very good at it). Our hospital has been serving Arizona for over 50 years and will continue to be here when you pets need us. Located in Mesa, our outstanding supporting staff are trained to the highest standards to help ensure that all our patients receive the best in healing care. If your pet is experiencing GI distress, please seek veterinary care for treatment to get your furry friend feeling better.ДЄt VCA Animal Referral & Emergency Center of Arizona, we help pets live longer, healthier, and happier lives through the highest quality critical care, surgery, oncology and internal medicine services, as well as emergency care at all times.

#The long dark emergency stim skin#

If your pet is exposed, please wash the skin or mouth (do not 'force' water into their mouths just gently rinse). Poinsettias are touted as highly toxic however generally signs are mild consisting of oral irritation and GI upset (vomiting, diarrhea, decreased appetite). Please keep kitties away from any tinsel and if you have rambunctious kitties maybe forgo this decorative touch. Unfortunately for kitties (and dogs) playing with tinsel can lead to eating tinsel which can lead to intestinal obstruction and perforation. Tinsel is beautifulвЂ¦ even kitties know this. Remind your houseguests to keep their medications put away as well. Please keep all medications in cabinets away from pets and be careful taking medications around pets. Most common medications ingested during holiday seasons are pain killers (such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen) and cold/flu medications (pseudoephedrine is very dangerous as a profound stimulant). Some dogs need to stay in hospital for more aggressive treatment if a large amount or dark chocolate has been ingested. If your dog has ingested chocolate, the best recommendation is to seek veterinary care to determine if inducing vomiting is necessary as decontamination is key to prevention of dangerous signs (high heart rate, abnormal heart rhythm, tremors, etc). Keep anything edible away from unsupervised dogs to prevent unintended ingestion. It's not uncommon for dogs to damage presents because they can smell the chocolate/food within. Baking chocolate, dark chocolate and cacao is of more risk than milk chocolate, but even this can be dangerous if enough is ingested.

One of the most common toxicities we see year round but more so during the holiday season is chocolate ingestion. Remember that things we think of as fun, pretty or classic of the holidays can be dangerous to our pets. Holidays are greatвЂ¦ but can be stressful. VCA Animal Referral & Emergency Center of Arizona is a paid advertiser of Sonoran Living