Solutions to dog leg injuries

1. Trim the surrounding hair appropriately, and then use saline or clean water to clean the blood and blood stains on the surface of the wound. stains, then use a cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide or iodophor for disinfection.

2. Spray some Pesohe on the surface of the wound to help the dog heal the wound better. Then use cotton to press the wound, and finally wrap it with sterile gauze and tape to avoid wound infection and secondary injury to the dog.

3. Strengthen nutritional supply, promote the growth of new granulations in the wound, and shorten the healing time. You can feed your dog more chicken breast, beef, rib soup and other foods that are good for wounds.

4. Sprains generally do not require oral medication. It is recommended to use topical drugs that promote blood circulation.

5. If the weather is hot, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent inflammation. For example, amoxicillin and clavulanate potassium are used to control infections.

6. For skin trauma, it is also necessary to consider whether surgical suturing of the skin is required based on the severity of the wound. If there is bone damage, such as a fracture, surgery for internal fixation of the fracture is required.

7. If a fracture occurs and the bleeding is severe, stop the bleeding immediately, use a wooden board to simply bandage and fix it, and then send it to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner.