What to do after a dog burn can a dog burn heal on its own how long does a dog burn get

Updated on pet 2024-06-26
4 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    After the burn, it is necessary to apply anti-inflammatory drugs in time to prevent infection.

    Observe the dog's wound for ulceration symptoms, if there is ulceration, it means that the wound is inflamed and has caused a fungal infection. It is best to take the dog to the hospital for injections, which will save time, effort and money.

    If it is just a little red, apply or spray special anti-inflammatory products to the dog, such as Skin, which has a good effect on the dog's ** injury and can speed up the recovery. Or Yunnan Baiyao, Baiduobang is also OK, pay attention to the usage and dosage, and don't let the dog lick the medicine.

    In addition, the dog needs to be given several meals of oral anti-inflammatory drugs, such as amoxicillin and so on. Observe the changes in symptoms, if it is more serious, it is better to take the dog to the hospital for a check-up.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    1.The dog is shaved off all the hair on the burned part to expose the scalded epidermis, apply iodophor to disinfect, and cover it evenly with a little scalding cream, and keep the dog's wound dry.

    2.Clean up and change the dressing every day, and slowly let the dog heal itself, so that it will not cause excessive damage to the dog's hair system.

    3.But it should not be taken lightly, small burns may also cause infection, so the owner must pay more attention to the dog's wound and healing before the dog recovers.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Do you know what happens to dogs after burns and scalds? There are also a large number of dogs that are accidentally burned in life, and when the owner drinks tea, the dog runs over excitedly and causes burns, so what should I do after the dog is burned and burned? Let's take a look.

    1. Causes of dog burns (scalds).

    The most common causes of burns are: thermal burns such as boiling water, hot steam, flames, hot porridge, etc.; Chemical burns such as strong acids, strong alkalis, etc.

    2. First aid for dog burns (scalds).

    1. The wound should be rinsed with water, and then bandaged or applied with a clean cloth to prevent infection. When strong acid, strong alkali and asphalt burns**, it should be fully rinsed with Qingyong, and the irrigation time is generally not less than 5 minutes to prevent acid and alkali from remaining in the wound.

    2. When the limbs are burned, rinse them with clean cold water first, and then cover them with a cleaning cloth or sterilized gauze and send them to the hospital. In the case of eye burns, after rinsing with normal saline, remove the foreign body with a cotton swab and drop chloramphenicol ophthalmic solution.

    3. When wrapping hand and foot burns, the fingers (toes) should be separated to prevent adhesion.

    4. When there is a shortage of water, you can take a small amount of light salt water for many times, or burn drink (each tablet contains grams of salt, sodium bicarbonate, and luminagram), 1 tablet per serving, and 100 ml of oral boiled water. Generally, it is advisable to take a small amount many times, such as vomiting, abdominal distention, etc., should be stopped for several times. It is necessary to avoid simply drinking boiled water or sugar water to the affected dog, so as not to cause complications such as cerebral edema.

    5. When treating small areas of minor burns (scalds) at home, the wound should be rinsed with light salt water or cold boiled water, and then immediately smeared with badger oil or any one of soy sauce, honey, vegetable oil, cucumber juice, egg white, petroleum jelly, etc., for the purpose of purpose. It protects the wound from blistering and infection. If it has been blistered, it must not be punctured, because it is easy to cause infection.

    Burns (scalds) can be applied with any kind of ointment such as chlortetracycline, tetracycline, chloramphenicol, gentamicin, or sulfonamide. The wound can be exposed and kept dry to prevent infection.

    1. First aid measures for dog burns

    1. The wound of the dog's burn must be rinsed with water, and then bandaged or applied to the wound with a clean cloth. When strong acid, strong alkali and asphalt burns**, it should be fully rinsed with water, and the irrigation time is generally not less than 5 minutes to prevent acid and alkali from remaining in the wound.

    2. When the dog's limbs are burned, rinse it with clean cold water first, and then cover it with a clean cloth or sterilized gauze and send it to the hospital. When the dog's eyes are burned, rinse with normal saline and drop chloramphenicol ophthalmic solution.

    3. When wrapping the dog's paw burns, the toes should be separated to prevent adhesion.

    4. When treating small areas of mild burns (scalds) at home, the wound should be rinsed with light salt water or cold boiled water, and then immediately smeared with chlortetracycline and other ointments to protect the wound and prevent blistering and infection. If it has been blistered, it must not be punctured, as it can easily cause infection.

    5. If there is a large area of burns (more than 40%), it should be sent to the hospital for treatment in time, and pay attention to less bumps and keep warm on the way.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Most of the dog's burns are caused by boiling water or hot oil, do not touch it with a towel or other objects during emergency treatment, you should immediately gently rinse the wound with cold water, and then find some ice cubes for the dog to compress. Most of the dog's burns are caused by boiling water or hot oil, do not touch it with a towel or other objects during emergency treatment, you should immediately gently rinse the wound with cold water, and then find some ice cubes for the dog to compress.

    Wait for the scalded part of the dog to become cold and the condition is stable, and then send it to the hospital quickly. Of course, if you can, you can also try to apply some antiseptic creams to the wound and send it to the doctor.

    When you find that the dog is burned, you should also pay attention to keep the dog's wound site clean, do not blindly bandage it after rinsing with water and medication, in addition, it is strictly forbidden to apply the ointment to the severely burned parts. Parents can only have a simple first aid treatment, and when the pet dog's condition is slightly stable, they must be sent to the hospital for treatment, and they must not be delayed.

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