What to do if a dog’s wound becomes inflamed and suppurative? Many dog owners have this worry, so let’s take a look at what’s going on.
Generally speaking, when a dog’s wound becomes inflamed and suppurative, you might as well try to buy a bottle of hydrogen peroxide first to clean the wound completely. Be sure to use it as much as possible Clean away the pus from the dog's wound area. Then you can buy a pack of anti-inflammatory powder or chlortetracycline ointment and apply it on the dog's wound so that the wound can be closed as much as possible under the anti-inflammatory medicine.
If the pet dog’s wound is relatively small, there is generally no need to bandage it. However, you must prevent the dog from licking it with his tongue, so you still have to wear an Elizabethan collar on the dog, and you must also prevent the dog from licking it. The dog's wound comes into contact with other places.
In addition, if the dog’s wound is serious, it still needs to be bandaged. Note that if the dog's wound is severely inflamed and suppurative, and the dog may feel bacterial infection or have a fever, please send it to the pet hospital immediately, and do not delay the treatment time.
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