My German Shepherd fought our husky. How to treat her cut?

It's a bit difficult to tell from these pictures, but it does appear deep and wide enough that it will need stitches. It's best to take him to a vet soon, because the wound will heal better the sooner it is cleaned and stitched. For now, you can flush the wound using a syringe or other dispensing device with warm water for five minutes. This may not be easy, because dogs tend to hate water getting near their face. I recommend having someone help you with holding Wish to make sure the wound gets flushed well. Infection is the biggest concern with these wounds; so after flushing, it's best to apply an antibacterial cream to the wound. Your vet will be able to advise further treatment after evaluating it. I hope that helps and Wish gets better soon.

You can gently clean the cut under Lulu's eye with warm water and an antiseptic soap. The concern I would have with her having a cut under her eye would be that he eye may have been accidentally scratched by the teeth of your other dog. I would recommend having Lulu seen by a vet in the morning to have her eye examined. If it was scratched, it will need to be treated to prevent infection and potential vision loss from occurring.

That looks like a fairly deep laceration and I think it would probably need to be closed with sutures or staples. I would recommend seeing an emergency veterinarian. Depending on how it occurred antibiotics might also be prescribed to prevent infection.

I'm sorry to hear Hazel has a cut in her side. If it is deep, it may require stitches (difficult to tell from the picture). If it is superficial and isn't hot to the touch, swollen, painful or having discharge, make sure it is clean and dry and monitor it for the next 24 hours. If it worsens or doesn't appear to be healing or she starts licking it, then I would have Hazel evaluated by her regular veterinarian and start any treatment that may be needed.

Those do look pretty ouchie, especially the right wound. If the bleeding has stopped, I would keep the area clean and dry and place an Elizabethan (cone) collar on Harlow to keep her from rubbing or pawing at it which may cause it to bleed again. If the wound still looks deep and inflamed, has gotten larger, or begins to look infected (swelling, hot to the touch, oozing debris, extremely painful) then it is best to call your vet in the AM to be seen.

Thank you for providing pictures of Zephyr's wound! It looks like there may be some scab formation already on the wound, so I would leave it be for now. My concern is that there are some areas on the wound that look a little red and I would have it checked out by a vet on Monday to be safe. The wound could be infected, and she would need antibiotics to treat it if it is. Keep her from licking at the wound by putting an Ecollar on her. You can get one at a pet store or you can make one at home: http://dogsaholic.com/care/homemade-dog-cone.html I hope this helps!

It doesn't appear deep. If there is no active bleeding, clean it up with a diluted Betadine or chlorhexidine (Hibiclens) solution. I see you have a triple antibiotic ointment. You can dab a bit on the area. Place an e-collar (cone) on her to prevent pawing or rubbing. Monitor for lethargy, fever, bleeding, swelling, discharge or loss of appetite. These are symptoms that should be addressed by your veterinarian.