How Do You Bandage A Dogs Wound?
If your dog gets a small wound, you may be able to treat him at home, while larger injuries will require medical attention from a trained professional. If there is any doubt regarding which type of wound a dog has, stay on the side of caution and consult a veterinarian. It can be difficult to calm an injured dog enough to tend to a wound. Remain calm to reassure a frightened dog. A dog in pain may struggle against help, making bandaging extremely difficult. It is best to have help, especially when dealing with a larger breed. Expedite the process of bandaging by collecting all necessary materials before beginning. Once material is assembled, begin by ensuring safety for the dog and people alike. Even the most docile pet may snap or bite when in distress. Most dogs will not want a wound to be touched, even by a trusted friend. Muzzle the injured dog, if possible, to prevent injury to people and further trauma to the dog. An open wound is an inviting breeding ground for bacteria. This ma
