In recent days, a young Teddy was admitted to the University Animal Hospital in Yangzhou, where onions were consumed leading to a solubility of blood and fresh blood was needed to regulate the regular blood index. During the interview, journalists learned that there are currently no large animal blood banks in Yangzhou and that if a similar situation occurs, blood can only be donated by other animals. The owner of the Teddy Dog used the newspaper to ask the community for help and ask the kind person to bring his own dog to give blood.
Ms. Zhang raised a smart and lively Teddy. Recently, Ms. Zhang found that Didi had a certain abnormal appetite and lacked a good appetite to play with other dogs. Concerned about the situation of Didi, Ms. Zhang immediately sent Teddy to the University Animal Hospital in Yangzhou, where it was found that the red cell was under-concealed, i.e., what was commonly referred to as nutritional anaemia, and that fresh blood needed to be imported to regulate the regular blood index.
“This may have something to do with my recent onions.” Ms. Chang recalled. It is understood that there is a substance in the onion that can damage red cells and cause animal solubility. However, there is currently no blood bank for dogs in Yangzhou City due to the small amount of blood spent on pets. Once blood is needed in animal hospitals, it is generally necessary for pet owners to search for their own blood sources in less urgent cases. Ms. Zhang was worried and had searched for Didi's blood through the circle of friends.