If the dog has a stye, what medicine is better?

The dog has a stye, what medicine is better.

1. Causes and symptoms of swollen gums

Swollen gums in dogs are an inflammatory response caused by bacteria and food debris pooling at the gum margins. The main symptoms of swollen gums in dogs include inflammation, swelling, bleeding, pain, etc., and in severe cases, there may be loose teeth, receding gums, and tooth loss.

2. Drugs**

Medication is a common method for gingival swelling in dogs. Common medications include antibiotics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, antibacterial mouthwashes, etc. The specific medication regimen needs to be based on the specific situation of the pet, and it is recommended to administer the medication under the guidance of a veterinarian**.

In cases of severe gingival swelling, oral antibiotics such as penicillin, erythromycin, etc., can be used to help control and reduce the infection of Yukai slag. However, it is important to note that antibiotics should not be overused so as not to cause bacterial resistance. Along with antibiotics, oral nonsteroidal drugs such as ibuprofen and aspirin can be used to relieve pain.

In addition, antibacterial mouthwashes can also be used on the advice of a veterinarian. Oral cleansers and emollients can be used to keep your mouth dry and avoid microbial growth.

3. Auxiliary**

Assistance** includes regular dental cleanings and dietary adjustments. Regular brushing can effectively reduce bacterial build-up and avoid swollen gums**. In addition, you can give your pet hard foods, such as carrots and apples, to help your pet clean their teeth.

In daily care, you can also try oral health care products, such as oral chlorine oxide solution, oral spray, etc., to help control the growth of oral microbes and reduce the occurrence of bad breath and oral problems.

4. Precautions

During the ** period, do not allow your pet to eat food that is too hard to avoid causing further wounds and pain. At the same time, avoid overly sweet and salty foods and control a healthy diet.

If the gum is severe, it is recommended to go to the veterinarian in time**. Medications** should be followed by your doctor's instructions and should not be changed in dose and frequency at will.

In addition to medications**, it is also necessary to pay attention to regular oral hygiene and health care to avoid**.

1. What should I do if my dog has a stye?

2. The dog has a stye**.

3. Dog's eye stye ** method.

4. What medicine is used for dogs with long styes.

1.If the dog has a stye in the eye, the measures that should be taken: 1. Under the guidance of a specialist doctor, the dog can be given corticosteroids or antibiotic eye drops, or apply ointment.

2.If the symptoms are not relieved or do not have an effect after eye drops or ointment, the dog should be sent to a pet hospital for a special examination and**.

3.Surgery should be performed promptly if necessary.

In the early stage of the stye or when the abscess has not formed, a local moist compress can be applied for 20 minutes three times a day. Because the hot compress can speed up the blood circulation in the eyes, it has the effect of relieving pain and reducing swelling. At the same time, some ointments such as chlortetracycline ointment can be applied, 2-3 times a day.

If the condition is severe, you need to go to the pet hospital.

There are two types of glands in the stye eyelids, one is called the sebaceous gland, which is located at the base of the eyelashes; The other is called meibomian glands. A stye is an acute purulent inflammation of these two glands.

There are two types of styes: external styes and internal styes

The sebaceous glands of the eyelash follicles of the outer stye are infected by staphylococcus, commonly known as "needle eyes", and the eyelids will be locally red, swollen and congested, and people who are prone to this disease have poor constitution or poor hygiene.

The internal stye, also known as meibomian meibomianitis, will be red and swollen at first, and the abscess will often reveal a yellow pus head on the palpebral conjunctiva before it bursts, and it will drain and heal on its own after maturity.