What should I pay attention to after trauma surgery in dogs?

1.There may be several reasons why a dog has a bad temper after surgery: First.

The pain of the postoperative wound causes him to be short-tempered and easily irritated. Therefore, the dog after surgery should try not to touch it to let it recuperate with peace of mind. In particular, do not touch the wound site or the area near the wound to prevent the dog from being touched or aggressively caused by nervousness.

Words can gently soothe it. Second.

Dogs are very human, but they can't be all-in-one! It will remember that you are a good friend of it, but you take it to a place and cut it in the eye. I just don't know if you're good for it, like our little kids.

So at this time, it will be a little angry, unwilling to deal with you, and will also show some resistance to your accosting. Luckily, the dog is called man's best friend, and he will soon be reconciled with you!

2.Since your dog is not undergoing medical surgery, it is important to feed food that is easy to digest. However, you can feed some highly nutritious formula foods (such as some ** canned recipes, you can check them on the Internet, which is not recommended here) to strengthen nutrition to speed up the recovery from trauma and avoid wound infection.

3.In addition, you did not say whether your dog scratches or scratches the wound, and if so, it can be solved with a neck sleeve and a foot cover.

Finally, I wish your dog a speedy ** and return to the previous well-behaved and cute!

It is strictly forbidden to eat hair products, such as seafood.

Lamb or something. Do not exercise excessively. It is forbidden to be happy, angry, and sorrowful.

Some doctors may use topical dressings to promote wound healing.

You can take him for a walk in a few days.

I really don't worry, and the wound will be almost healed after a few days.

Take the dog for a full check-up. Hehe.

You are a caring person. Hope your dog will be soon** as well.

You've put a lot of effort into it! This pooch will get better soon! You've been raising it for a long time, and you must know what this dog likes to eat, just give it something to eat.

Whether to drink water or not, the dog itself knows, you just have to prepare it! Lick the wound and let it lick! If you don't let it lick, wrap it in an item and isolate it!

Don't worry, the dog is a very strong animal, you just have to look at it, don't always hug, feed, pet, and so on to annoy it! Remember: "squeamish" feeding is not fed!!

Dogs should be less active. Do not touch the wound with water, and be careful to infect the mouth. Pay attention to your dog's diet.

It's best to ask a veterinarian to wrap it.

Prevent it from licking everywhere.

Otherwise, the infection will be even worse

You should also go to several more hospitals.

The rest of the nails should be seen in a good hospital.

Otherwise, I'm afraid it's inflamed.

But you're loving.

Heaven will help you!!

Support you!! Top you!!

The dog is recovering well after surgery.

Have normal bowel movements every day.

The number of times a dog defecates can also reflect its physical condition, and a healthy dog normally has at least two to three bowel movements a day.

The eyes are bright.

For dogs, the eyes are not only the window of the soul, a weapon to sell cuteness, but also a standard to measure whether it is healthy, if the dog's eyes are bright, the eyes are clear and lively, and the hair around the eyes is clean, which represents the health of the dog.

Whether the appetite is restored.

Healthy dogs have a strong appetite, are very excited when they are fed, often circle around their owners, eat quickly, eat more stable, and do not pick or choose. Dogs that are still sick have a loss of appetite, have a reduced appetite, like to drink cold water or water, pick food or refuse to eat.

Look at the dog for abnormalities in standing, lying, sitting and other postures, and whether there are symptoms such as lameness, staggering gait or limb paralysis during exercise. Healthy dogs are natural, light, and obedient in various postures. Sick dogs, on the other hand, do not carry out passwords very well, and their postures are unnatural, and they are painful when they are forced to execute orders.

Provide a clean and tidy environment, observe frequently, drink plenty of water, and do not let the wound become inflamed.

Eating problems: Dogs have a more fragile stomach than humans.

1. Post-operative care

In the days after the operation, the dog needs to pay special attention, and parents need to provide them with a quiet environment, avoid too many external distractions, and minimize the number of times they go out. They need to be well-rested and get enough sleep.

At this time, the dog is usually tired and unwell and needs special care. They can be provided with a warm and comfortable environment, and it is best to prepare a soft cushion to help them warm their bodies and increase their sense of security.

2. Wound treatment

Wounds after surgery require special care and observation. Parents must keep the wound clean and dry, and perform a simple daily cleaning and change of medication. Doosan items such as saline and hydrogen peroxide can be used to disinfect to ensure that the wound is clean and dry.

If the dog has redness, swelling, bleeding, infection, etc., it is necessary to seek medical attention in time to avoid the deterioration of the wound and the negative impact on the dog's health.

3. Empty and liquid body safety

Dogs need to pay attention to physical safety issues after surgery, so as to avoid accidents. You can use a pet pen or mask to protect you from bites or licking wounds. In addition, parents should also avoid activities such as strenuous exercise or jumping to avoid wound infection or pain.

4. Diet management

Special attention needs to be paid to the amount of daily diet that the dog eats after surgery. They should be allowed to eat some thin foods and avoid foods that are too greasy and coarse so as not to affect the normal recovery of the body. It is also necessary to make sure that they drink enough water to maintain the balance of water in their body.

During the recovery period, parents should also properly supplement the dog with some necessary nutrients to promote the body's ** and enhance immunity.

1. Wound care

After surgery, the dog needs to take good care of the wound to prevent infection and other complications. Pet owners should follow their veterinarian's advice to change their bandages regularly, wash wounds regularly, and apply ointments if necessary. When paying attention to the wound, pet owners should also pay attention to observe whether the dog's wound is red, swollen, bleeding or oozing.

If there is any abnormality, you should ask a doctor for examination in time.

2. Dietary adjustment

The dog's diet after surgery should be adjusted according to veterinarian recommendations. Usually, pet owners need to control the amount and type of food their dog's diet, divide the food into several times for the dog to eat, and encourage the dog to drink plenty of water. If the dog has been refusing to eat, you should contact the veterinarian immediately to avoid malnutrition and affect the dog's **.

3. Exercise restrictions

After surgery, the dog needs to strictly limit the tremor swimming movement to avoid tearing the wound or other conditions. Pet owners should follow the veterinarian's advice to control the amount of exercise of the dog, let the dog rest calmly for a period of time, until the dog ** and then slowly adapt to the normal activity level.

It is important to note that different surgeries require different ranges of motion and timing to be controlled. Therefore, pet owners should also consult a veterinarian and follow the doctor's recommendations.

4. Observe the dog's reaction

After the operation, the dog needs the pet owner to pay close attention, observe the dog's reaction, detect the abnormal situation in time, and deal with it. For example, if the dog is experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, drowsiness, etc., the pet owner should contact the doctor in time and deal with these problems in a targeted manner.

At the same time, the abnormal white blood cell count is also the focus of attention, after the white blood cell count does not drop significantly, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the dog surgery has caused infection and other problems, and contact the veterinarian at any time to seek help from a doctor.

1. Try to let the dog rest and move less: the dog can be locked in a smaller cage or grinding box, or artificially separated from its nest, and can take some sedatives when it is excited and restless, and isolate it from other pets.

2. Prevent licking, biting or scratching the wound: you can take care of it, wear a neck ring to make its neck unable to bend, apply protective materials to the wound, trim the toenail or wear special leather shoes.

3. Ensure the cleanliness and dryness of the wound: generally take a bath before surgery, prohibit bathing after surgery, keep the indoor environment dry, and pay more attention to the parts that are easy to soak in urine and urine.

4. Increase nutrition: After surgery, high-protein, vitamin-rich foods should be added to accelerate wound healing. Listen to the instructions of the veterinary physician or feed a special veterinary prescription food.

5. Observe the surgical site frequently: see whether the sutures are broken or not, the degree of swelling of the surgical part, whether there is abnormal exudate, local body temperature changes, etc. If you find broken threads, severe redness, swelling, suppuration, etc., you should go to the clinic to see a veterinarian in time for timely treatment.

6. Timely suture removal: The owner can cut the suture after disinfection with iodine wine, but it is best to remove the suture by a veterinarian or full-time nursing staff.

It doesn't matter, pay attention to observation, as long as there is no pus and no bleeding. That's it.