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It's useless to feel distressed, raise it slowly, gently squeeze the pus where there is pus, squeeze out the pus, and then disinfect it with hydrogen peroxide, you can clear the pus inside, it will hurt when you deal with it, you have to be ruthless, don't be reluctant to go into the water because of distress, this is also for its good, after disinfection, wipe some anti-inflammatory ointment, it is best to wrap it, otherwise it will keep licking, although it also has a disinfection effect, but after all, there is no anti-inflammatory ointment effect, and the part of the foot is easy to get dirty when it is exposed.

Don't you need to get an injection!

Don't pack it, because it doesn't work at all and it won't work at all. It will rip off on its own.

As for what kind of medicine to use! I have a bit of experience, some time ago my cat was injured in the hind paws, but it was not bitten or stabbed into it, and it was quite serious, and when I found it, the skin was already open.

Later, I used some homemade methods, and it didn't take long for me to get better. You can also try it.

Disinfect it with alcohol first, although it hurts a little, but it is very effective. Then apply erythromycin ointment, followed by a layer of Yunnan Baiyao.

These are very simple, these medicines are available in pharmacies. These are some anti-inflammatory drugs, if they are licked off by it, it's fine, just anti-inflammatory in the body! I usually apply it twice a day and it heals after about a week!

Hope your dog gets better soon!

You feel sorry for it, and you don't take it to the hospital for treatment?

Why don't hospitals dare to compliment? Because you're afraid of them being black?

This kind of yours is just a relatively simple open trauma, take it to the hospital for treatment, it's very simple.

As a result, it is all pus now, which means that it has been infected, and it will be delayed?

You can come back to medicate by yourself and take cefradine to reduce inflammation.

Otherwise, you should wash it with disinfectant and wash the pus away.

Erythromycin ointment is then applied.

The legs will slowly get better, and there is a saying in the countryside: "Smash the dog's leg constantly, and hit the bull's eye that can't be blind." "Enough legs won't be lame, and it will be fine after a while. The key is not to be infected with other diseases, mix a small amount of anti-inflammatory drugs in its food every time and try it, there are animal anti-inflammatory drugs are the best.

Wishing it well soon

Is there still a mat If there is still one, hurry up and sew him a stitch The mat will be the same as before It will be useless if he adds it or kills it out late.

2. Bring an Elizabeth ring to prevent it from biting.

3. After suturing, use antiseptics, disinfectants and anti-inflammatory drugs for a few days, and put on the Elizabeth circle, it can't be added.

Will not be disabled in the future as before.

Coated with iodine. If there is a pustule, break it and apply iodine.

Don't let him lick.

It doesn't matter, it will add it by itself, it has a bactericidal effect.

I also have a dog It has been with me for 9 years I just heard you say this and my heart tightened, it was so pitiful It's better to take it to a regular pet hospital. You can't stitch it yourself. Alas