How to deal with dog injuries: Clean the wound

When the dog is injured, the owner should first observe whether there is any foreign matter in the dog's wound. If there is any foreign matter, the owner should first use tweezers to remove the foreign matter. Then the owner should use a cotton swab dipped in some hydrogen peroxide or saline to wipe the dog's wound to clean and disinfect the wound to avoid bacterial infection.

How to deal with dog injuries: Use PetShoo

If the hair around the dog’s wound is relatively long, the owner can cut the hair around the dog’s wound short first, otherwise the dog will The hair will stick to the dog's wound and affect the scab speed of the wound. After the owner cuts the dog's hair, he or she can sprinkle some pet silica on the dog's wound and wrap it with gauze. The owner should wear an Elizabethan collar for the dog and do not let the dog lick the wound to avoid worsening the wound.

How to deal with dog injuries: Pay attention to keeping the wound dry

After the owner has treated the wound on the dog, he or she must wait for the wound to scab. Owners should pay attention to keeping the dog's wounds dry and do not let the dog go to wet places. If the dog stays in a humid place, the wound will not easily scab, and it may become infected, inflamed, and pus may flow. The owner should not rush to bathe the dog until the dog's wound is healed.

How to deal with dog injuries: Supplement nutrition

During the time when the dog is injured, the owner should also find ways to supplement the dog's nutrition, which will help the dog's wound to grow new granulation. The owner can cook some fish soup, chicken liver porridge, etc. to feed the dog.