Treatment methods for dog skin ulcers:

1. First shave off the hair on the ulcerated part of the skin, use cotton balls to clean away the pus or foreign matter, and then use Clean the ulcerated area with physiological saline, and then use a cotton swab dipped in an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide or iodophor for disinfection.

2. Wait for the ulcerated area to dry, then apply pyoderma treatment medication, and then wrap it with gauze and a bandage. Leave a little gap when bandaging to avoid being too tight and causing poor blood circulation in the wound.

3. Wear a collar on the dog and do not let it lick the wound to avoid moisture, inflammation and infection.

4. Take good care of the wound and do not let the wound come into contact with water to prevent the inflammation from becoming more serious. You can change the gauze twice a day to keep the wound dry and hygienic.

5. During the wound recovery period, the dog should also pay attention to nutritional supplements so that the wound can recover as soon as possible. You can make some millet porridge, meat porridge, and chicken soup for feeding. You can also prepare some better quality dog ​​food and feed it with some meat, fruits and vegetables, nutritional paste, and goat milk powder for nutritional supplementation.