none you would put a dressing or a bandige rond it
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When a dog or any animal has an opened wound from another animal's bite your dog / cat / animal SHOULD be seen by a local veterinarian. This is the only way to help thwart off a possible infection and obtain the right treatment.
It will cost a lot less by getting them there right away then trying to treat this yourself and the area becomes infected.
If you can't do it yourself, get your dog to the nearest veterinary hospital. But, if that's not possible press wet clothe to the wound. Keep pressure to stop any excessive bleeding, next you must dress the wound, if it's big stiching may be required, but if it's small once the bleeding stops, allowing the dog to clean and lick it to rid it of any bacteria.
You need to seek help from a doctor, otherwise you may suffer very nasty infections or diseases from your open wound. You can wrap a bandage tightly around your arm and hope it closes on its own.
There are several things you will need to do at home after a tracheotomy. You will need to be sure the area stays clean and dry and make sure no debris gets down into the open wound.
If you have an insect bite with 3 hole that are triangular shaped, it is most likely bed bugs. You need to treat your home immediately to get rid of the bugs.
It's hard to disinfect a bite wound, and if it's a serious one, a hospital can help a lot. If you want to treat it at home, here's what you need to do: Any bite wound presents the immediate problem of bleeding. Once that is controlled, you need to concentrate on infection. So, once bleeding is controlled, work on prophylacsis. Get a basin of warm water. Add to it hydrogen peroxide (.5C) and betadyne (.25C). Some soap won't hurt. Scrub the wound immersed -- not hard enough to open it, but enough to clean it. Let it soak for at least 20 minutes. Dry it gently, and bandage with a loose, sterile wrap. Check it daily -- if it infects, you're off to the doctor. Change the dressing every day and disinfect with betadyne or H2O2 -- or both -- and re-wrap. The way that dog bites go south is if an infection forms up. If you can stop that by consistent cleaning, and the wound doesn't need sutures, you're home free. If it infects, you're beyond the scope of what you can do at home. Note: Human bites are worse.
I have never heard of lavasaw but you can get heartworm meds at walmart
It is a military slang referring to a wound received in war. A person with this wound is sent home from fighting. It appeared in the movie Forrest Gump.
Question is incomplete, so it is impossible to answer correctly.Improved Answer:If it is a serious bite, you should take your cat to the vet. Otherwise, you can probably treat it at home. Wash it gently with soap and water (make sure to wash off all the soap!). I suggest GSE (grape-fruit seed extract) to cleanse the wound of bacteria. For anything you use, read the instructions CAREFULLY! If you were talking about what to do if a specific animal bit your cat, please specify.
When a solider comes home from serving overseas and has a wound that is infected it is important to document how the wound was made. International trauma is asked in case of foreign material being used in the care of the wound.
Conjuctivitis can be treated at home with a common medicine available in feed stores called Terramyasin. However, if the eye doesn't begin to clear up within three to four days, you should take your rabbit to a vet.
Absolutely. An infection can persist even as the skin heals over. This is why deep puncture wounds are so serious, This isn't "treat at home" stuff in that it may invovle a course of prescription antibiotics, a lancing, or both (or neither).
No you should never give a dog manufactured products that are made specifically for humans. There are plenty of home remedies to be found online that can help your dog till you can see your vet.
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