Injured dog won't eat after fight. Should I see an emergency vet?

The pain is an issue but the most important issue at the moment is the infection he has developed, you must take him to the vet ASAP, he will need a course of antibiotics and pain killers (you can't use human pain killers for dogs).

If the bite wounds penetrated her chest and/or abdomen and they were not surgically explored than she could have internal injuries that need to be addressed. If you feel like she is getting worse and dying than you should take her to an emergency clinic in your area right away as they are used to dealing with trauma and critical care patients. Please find an emergency clinic and have her seen right away.

You must take him to the vet urgently, dog bites always get infected and that is probably why he is showing those symptoms. it is also very painful and he will probably need pain killers as well as an antibiotic course in order to fight the infection.

Oh no, poor Jade! I would have her seen by the ER vet for this. I'm not sure how deep or long the cut is, and it may need sutures to close it up. If it is deep and long, food can get caught in it, leading to infection. She may also be painful from it, and might need pain medications. Please do not give her any human pain medications, many are toxic to dogs and can be fatal if given. Take her into the ER vet right away. Good luck, I hope this helps!

Oh no, poor Gabi! You will have to bring him into the vet as it sounds like he was quite injured and he has to have veterinary. This is not something that you can treat at home, and leaving the damage on his eye untreated can lead to permanent vision loss. The vet can sedate him to treat his injuries safely. I would consider this a medical emergency, please bring him into a vet now.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Tiger. I recommend that he sees a veterinarian today. If he is crying out and trying to bite, I suspect that he is very painful. He may require pain medication or even antibiotics depending on the extent of his wounds. In the meantime, try to encourage him to eat and drink as close to normal as possible. I hope you are able to get him care today. Good luck!

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I highly recommend that you have both of your pups evaluated by a veterinarian as soon as possible. These wounds can get infected very easily. Also, it is crucial to check if any of these wounds need further local therapy such as stitches. Your veterinarian could also start pain medications as usually lacerations like that are painful. Good luck and have a good day!