What do you do when your dog is hurt and help is miles away?” That’s the question Arden Moore, master certified pet first aid/CPR instructor, asked herself after witnessing too many pet emergencies with no kit in sight. The answer? Become a “Mutt-gyver”—a pet-loving, quick-thinking hero who can turn ordinary objects into life-saving tools. Inspired by the famous 1980s TV character MacGyver, Moore created the Mutt-gyver program to train pet parents and professionals on how to act fast and smart when a pet is in distress.
From poop bags to paint sticks, these unexpected household items have saved countless paws, tails, and lives. Read on to discover the real-life rescue hacks that prove you don’t need a fancy kit to be a first aid hero.
You may see a plastic poop bag as disposable, but in a pet emergency, it can become a lifeline.
Rolled lengthwise, it becomes a temporary muzzle for a small injured dog, helping you avoid getting bitten while administering care. Flattened and shaped, it transforms into a makeshift water bowl for overheating pets.
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