My puppy got hot water on her, no burn signs, but still whimpers. Help!

It's unlikely that the bath burned him if it was a temperature that a human was comfortable with. However, he could have pulled something in a leg or his neck. Since it's been going on for 2 days at this point, I'd recommend a general check up to try to determine what is going on.

Ouch your poor pup! Emergency charges are different per clinic, and there will be a charge for the visit as well the treatment needed. Your dog absolutely needs to see a vet now, please take him into an ER vet right away. Best of luck.

Cold water is the best remedy in the first couple hours, after that i recommend a special cream for burns with Silver sulfadiazine in it, you can usually get it from any pharmacy over the counter. if it becomes severe and very painful a vet visit will be require urgently.

Oh no. Poor Benson! Thoroughly look at the area first to see if there are any major injuries or burns that warrant an immediate vet visit. If there is a significant skin burn then take him to your local veterinarian for care. However if the skin appears normal then give him time to acclimate himself again. It may take them a couple of hours to a couple of days to regain his trust and to subside his fear. Speak softly and in a slightly high pitched tone, showering him with love and affection. Then try to distract him by playing his favorite game or with his favorite toy, then take him on a short walk around the neighborhood or play in your backyard. This will help reset his mind and put his focus on other things so that he can slowly get over this traumatic event. I Hope your pet Benson makes a full recovery and is able to regain his appetite well. Best wishes!

Poor Uma! I'm sorry to hear she got burned. Depending on how large and deep the burn is, she may need further treatment. Often we need to shave the area and treat these injuries with topical medication as well as oral antibiotics. Regardless, I would recommend taking her in to see your vet to get some anti-inflammatory pain medication as she is likely painful from this injury.

Watch for redness, swelling, discharge from the eye, or Zoe keeping her eye closed a lot. Also watch for rubbing her eye. If you see any of those signs, get her into a vet immediately. She may be ok, however.

That’s all you can for now. Burns can take several days to damage the blood supply and the scabs and wounds start to show. Watch the area closely and if you notice the skin changing or scabs or hair falling out she needs to be seen by a vet for medication and treatment