A medical expert warns if you do this to your dog, stop immediately

By My favorite pet Friday, February 24, 2023

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Have you ever thought that your dog could cause amputation of your foot or leg before now? I do not want to cause your concern, but I want you to take precautions in your dealings with him and to stop immediately if you are practicing this deadly act with him.
A medical expert warned dog owners not to do this act with their dogs and to stop practicing this habit with their dogs immediately. Due to the disastrous results that can be caused by this habit. They are after dog owners kiss their dogs on the mouth. And he completed saying. No matter how much time your furry friend spends licking his butt throughout the day, and no matter how weird it is, there are a few reasons why you should avoid mouth contact with your dog. And it is that I regret to tell you that you could lose your limbs as a result of doing so. “I'm sadly not kidding, because kissing your dog on the mouth can actually cause infection with something called Capnocytophaga Canimorsus. “This is a serious disease that can cause stomach infection, septic shock and even gangrene. "Depending on how quickly it's 

progressing and when it's diagnosed, amputation may become the only treatment

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So why not avoid all these problems and stop kissing your dog on the mouth?
"It seems like an easy fix to me."
Regardless, it seems that risking an arm or a leg for the sake of a kiss with your dog isn't really worth it - no matter how nice it is to you. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has warned, though, that they happen very rarely. The website states: “Rarely, Capnocytophaga germs are spread to people through bites, scratches, or close contact from a dog or cat and may cause disease, including sepsis. So why do most people who come into contact with dogs or cats never get sick? “People with weakened immune systems who have difficulty fighting infection (for example, people with cancer or those taking certain medications such as steroids) are at a higher risk of getting sick.” And now I will tell you a tragic story that happened with an American woman named "Mary Trainer"

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In 2019, Mary Trainer underwent an amputation as a result of "puppy kisses," according to CNN. The trainer is said to have contracted Capnocytophaga Canimorsus, "most likely" after her German Shepherd, Taylor, licked an open wound.
She had arrived at the hospital in a state of delirium before passing out in intensive care. Her skin color began to change to a "purple red" before she then developed gangrene, which resulted in a blood clot. Trainer woke up nine days later, without her arms and legs. The trainer had two dogs and she said at the time that she had no intention of being separated from them, saying they "put the biggest smile" on her face.
Now, are you going to kiss your dog on the mouth anymore?

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