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Trick has a graze on his foot which took nearly 6 weeks to heal and he was bandaged for at least 4 weeks it had hair on it and was healed I removed the bandage and the next day it was knocked open again and it keeps getting knocked he lays on the foo
Poor Trick! I would see if there are any vets in your area that has a cold laser which can speed up healing. Unfortunately You will also want to keep it bandaged with a padding since he lays on it. I don't know of a better way to prevent this. If he will lay on a soft padded bedding, that may work. Unfortunately a lot of dog like concrete or hard surface to help keep them cool. It is likely reoccurring due to the pressure he is putting on it when he lays on that side. I hope this helps!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Pet had skin die off, back rt foot (after severe abscess in back rt hip threatened amputate) Vet removed dead, new skin growth underneath. This left atleast 50% of exposed flesh, the other has new skin growth. Antibiocs & cleaning w/chlorhexidine 2xs
Ouch! In some cases where wounds are on areas that can't be closed by suturing or are constantly being agitated, keeping the wound covered to prevent increasing infection/debris from entering the wound may be needed. I've seen success with using manuka honey for treating large infected wounds and increasing healing, (usually with bandage changes every 12-24 hours) as well as using hydrocolloid bandages that protect the area by acting as a sort of skin barrier, allowing the wound to breathe but continue to heal/allow for new tissue growth underneath without allowing debris into it. There is also progress being made with using fish-skin bandages to create another fake skin barrier and allow healing underneath. If you're not currently, I'd recommend speaking with a veterinary dermatologist who can better instruct you in these procedures and monitor progress over time.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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took bruno out for a walk and a fish bone got stuck in his leg deep inside , i took him to vet he removed it .he is able to walk , jump properly and there is no swellen but that site is red and when i apply medicine it pains , should i put bandage on
If he is licking at it, use an Elizabethan collar (cone) or apply a light bandage. use caution when applying bandages though. if you make it too tight, you may cause more harm than good. Restrict Bruno's activity to just short leash walks for elimination. Avoid excessive running, jumping or rough play until he is feeling better.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Yesterday my puppy had a procedure his vet took out inner sutures after neuter that caused irritation for a month, they only cut his skin and put outer suture to close the skin, but at night he kicked the wound open and today the vet closed the skin
That looks fine for the stage it's at. Rather than cover the wound with a bandage, I would put an e-collar or an inflatable collar on him that will keep him from licking at it, unless he's getting to it with his hind claws. In that case you can put baby socks on his hind feet to keep his claws from getting into the staples. If you do keep it covered, change the bandage daily or twice daily if the wound oozes a bit.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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He has two open sore on his elbow. I've tried to wrap it but he removes the bandage. He keep getting dirt and pebbles stuck to them. What can I do?
Poor Jayce! Making sure he has an Elizabethan (cone) collar on is the best first step as that will prevent him from getting to the wound and licking it/removing the bandage. You will also either want to change the bandage regularly, or clean out any dirt or debris that is getting into the wound. If it looks infected, isn't healing, or is worsening, a vet visit is best to have the area cleaned out and antibiotics given.
Updated on August 12th, 2025