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Is putting Neosporin ointment on the puncture wound OK?Puncture wounds from a dog bite need to be kept open to allow the bacterial gunk to drain
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Is putting Neosporin ointment on the puncture wound OK?Puncture wounds from a dog bite need to be kept open to allow the bacterial gunk to drain
Yes, but often the puncture wounds caused by the dog's canine go rather deep down and need to drain or else the bacterial gunk will fester.Is putting Neosporin ointment on the puncture wound OK?
Thank you for this information, the sepsis is definitely something I had not considered yet. I will check the Tractor Supply to see if there is any of the either antibiotics that were* mentioned.Yes, but often the puncture wounds cause by the dog's canine got rather deep down and need to drain or else the bacterial gunk will fester.
I have lavender, frankincense I would probably have to order.The reason an injured bird seems calm is because they are shock.
I keep lavender essential oil on hand. I would have put a drop at each damage site. I also have frankincense essential oil, which I have found stops the bleeding of a puncture wound.
Vitamin C will aid with healing and inflammation. You can just sprinkle a little powder onto something she will eat.
Thank you so much for the information, I really appreciate it. I will see if I can find the capsules at the grocery store ♡Emergen C, I don't know. I have capsules and I can break them open. I also have powdered buffered C for the dogs.