Golden retriever injuries require wound treatment

First check the location of the injury. If it is covered by hair, trim the coat at the wound to expose the wound for easy treatment and observation of the injury. Then soak the wound in distilled water. Soap (can be heated appropriately, it is best to boil if you use bottled water) to make soapy water, use three or four cotton swabs or tweezers to pick up a cotton ball and dip it into the soapy water to clean the affected area. The soapy water should be weakly alkaline. With its non-toxic characteristics, you can rest assured when using it to clean wounds. You can use a slightly stronger force when cleaning. You don’t have to worry about soapy water getting into the wound. When the liquid on the cotton swab or cotton ball is lost, you can replace the cotton swab or cotton ball again. Clean (never reuse), the specific number of times may depend on the wound condition.

Golden Retriever injuries require disinfection

Secondly, the Golden Retriever’s wounds must be disinfected quickly to prevent infection. If you have prepared alcohol and iodine, first smear the wound with iodine, then radiate the wound outward, then wait for it to dry slightly and use alcohol to deiodine it to prevent skin burns. This disinfection step should then be performed every day until the wound is scab-free. To prevent infection. If you are using iodofuran, then the drug description also makes it very clear that it does not need to be deiodized like traditional iodine, which is very convenient, but the price of iodofuran is also relatively high.

Injured golden retrievers need to be sent to the hospital promptly

Finally, if there is only a slight friction, there is no need to worry. If your golden retriever is seriously injured, it should be sent to the pet hospital as soon as possible after first aid. Don’t advocate giving medications to dogs. Goldendoodles can lose their lives if drugs are abused.