Sometimes when you take your dog out for a walk, your dog accidentally bites the ear by a big dog. The pet owner must first check whether the wound is broken. If there is this, the thread must be stitched. The pet owner must immediately send the dog...
Sometimes when you take your dog out for a walk, your dog accidentally bites the ear by a big dog. The pet owner must first check whether the wound is broken. If there is this, the thread must be stitched. The pet owner must immediately send the dog to the outpatient clinic of the pet hospital to solve the problem. The wound is not serious, which is relatively easy to solve. The pet owner can help the dog deal with it at home. Here is a practical solution.
1. Immediately promote blood circulation and clean the wounds
The capillaries on the ears of dogs are very rich, and even if the wound is small, bleeding will occur. At this time, the pet owner needs to calm down. Because the dog feels that the owner is panic, it will become more and more restless and it is not convenient to solve the wound. The pet owner sends the dog to a quiet area to comfort it while sitting or lying down, and then presses it blankly with a neat cotton towel or sand cloth. Generally, it can promote blood circulation after five minutes. After activating blood, pet owners can use cotton balls to stand in a diluent hydrogen peroxide to remove blood stains around the wound, and then disinfect and sterilize the wound with disinfectant iodine to prevent wound infection.
2. Resolve the wound
After cleaning the wound, the pet owner can spray the wound with a quick sprinkler to help the wound maintain dryness and help the wound heal. The wound should be completely covered by the spray and sunscreen, and then coil the dog's ears with gauze, and gauze must be wrapped around the top of the head. If you do that, when the dog waves its head, the ears will not be easily bleeding. During this period, be careful not to go to wet areas to prevent wet wounds.
3. In the future, pet owners should pay attention to the dog's wound. If there is no more fluid in the wound, it means that the wound is gradually repairing. If there is more fluid in the wound, it is recommended that the pet owner take the dog to the outpatient clinic of the pet hospital to dispel anti-inflammatory drugs or feed the dog some anti-swelling medicines. During the dog's rehabilitation period, pet owners must fill the dog with appropriate nutritional ingredients, be able to feed some ingredients with light taste, such as chicken porridge, rib porridge, fish head soup, etc., and can also feed some fruits and vegetables for balanced nutrition.
