This is a YouTube video titled "Aprende a poner una INYECCIÓN SUBCUTÁNEA a un PERRO 💉🐶 #shorts" containing an instructional monologue in Spanish from March 3, 2025, demonstrating how to properly administer a subcutaneous injection to a dog. The content is a step-by-step guide without multiple speakers or conversational elements.
Before starting, it is very important to wash your hands. Then we can remove the syringe and firmly attach the needle. The first thing to do is remove the needle cap. Next, we will take the vial. And what we will do is turn the tip down straight up. Index finger, thumb. And with the middle finger, pull, pull, pull, pull the plunger. Do you see that it is full? Now we have it ready. Notice that there are no air bubbles or anything inside our syringe. We extract it. This injection is ready to be administered. Injecting air bubbles in a skin injection would not be too problematic. How are we going to eliminate these air bubbles? Well, look, we are going to retract the plunger again and then gently raise it again so that all the air comes out. And, oh, a small drop. It is not necessary to come out in a stream like in the movies. Carefully, we close it and get ready to give it to our dog. The first thing we'll do is take a regular piece of cotton wool and soak it in alcohol, regular household alcohol. We'll also look for the area between the shoulders, which is a good area. There's excess skin here, which means there's plenty of room under the skin to apply a small amount of liquid. I'll lift it up, make a little mound of skin, do this with my finger, and that's where I insert it. With the bevel facing up, we can suck in a little bit. And if a little air goes in and no blood goes in, it means we haven't accessed any blood vessels. We'll slowly press the needle to introduce the liquid. Okay, so what we'll do is remove the needle and then do a good vigorous massage. Okay? And that's it. It's that simple.