What Is Best Way To Dry Wounds Out ?

[campbell2011 9]

What is the best way to dry wounds out sum one said talcum powder ?

[col100 4]

wound powder most pet shops have it about 3 pound

[campbell2011 9]

Thanks it pretty deep on inside back leg

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Thanks it pretty deep on inside back leg

 

And if you're out of your depth....do the right thing and take it to a vet....

[campbell2011 9]

Guna take to vets to be on safe side

[sandymere 8,260]

Other than very superficial grazes etc wounds heal better if kept moist rather than dry.

[dytkos 17,534]

Bathe 3/4 times a day with warm salty water.

If in doubt, go to the vets.

 

Cheers, D.

[the_stig 6,614]

if its deep intrasite gel ---- you can buy it on line..otherwise get down the vets

Edited November 6, 2013 by the_stig

[skycat 6,172]

Don't try and dry up a deep wound. If in any doubt see a vet: but what is 'pretty deep'? One centimetre? Half a centimetre? What type of wound: tear? Puncture? Different types of wound need different treatments. A small cut which only involves the skin, and where there is no big flap of skin involved can be allowed to heal naturally, but it needs to heal from the inside out, and attempting to dry it up will not do any good at all. As someone suggested, Intrasite Gel is good: or use honey: which is antibacterial and also keeps the wound moist.

[campbell2011 9]

Al try the gel n honey thanks

[tubba 38]

This is what you want

I've been spraying this on My dog two or three times a day, it has kept it clean and the wound is starting to heal nicely.

he's at the stage now where I have been able to take his collar of an let him clean the wound himself. It's looking really good.

Edited November 11, 2013 by tubba

[JJOBRIEN 22]

Wat happened? To your dog mate looks nasty

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Don't try and dry up a deep wound. If in any doubt see a vet: but what is 'pretty deep'? One centimetre? Half a centimetre? What type of wound: tear? Puncture? Different types of wound need different treatments. A small cut which only involves the skin, and where there is no big flap of skin involved can be allowed to heal naturally, but it needs to heal from the inside out, and attempting to dry it up will not do any good at all. As someone suggested, Intrasite Gel is good: or use honey: which is antibacterial and also keeps the wound moist.

I've used Manuka honey a few times for small wounds after you suggested it a while ago Penny.

 

Under what circumstances would you recommend drying the wound with wound powder?

 

Thanks.

[chook1 184]

 

Don't try and dry up a deep wound. If in any doubt see a vet: but what is 'pretty deep'? One centimetre? Half a centimetre? What type of wound: tear? Puncture? Different types of wound need different treatments. A small cut which only involves the skin, and where there is no big flap of skin involved can be allowed to heal naturally, but it needs to heal from the inside out, and attempting to dry it up will not do any good at all. As someone suggested, Intrasite Gel is good: or use honey: which is antibacterial and also keeps the wound moist.

 

I've used Manuka honey a few times for small wounds after you suggested it a while ago Penny.

Under what circumstances would you recommend drying the wound with wound powder?

Thanks.

None wounds need moisture to heal and by removing that moisture it can slow down wound healing.

[tubba 38]

Wat happened? To your dog mate looks nasty

 

He had his balls ripped off by another dog!