a wound is an injury causing damage to the skin and/or the underlying tissues. this will protect the wound during transport to the veterinary clinic and prevent any further contamination of the injury. do not apply ointments, creams, disinfectants, or any other chemicals to the wound (unless directed by your veterinarian), as they can interfere with healing. a latex drain will be placed to prevent the wound from closing too quickly to allow proper drainage and prevent further build-up of …

help your furry friend heal quickly with healers cut & wound dog & cat spray. this fast-acting formula offers first aid treatment for lacerations, cuts, mouth sores, punctures, abscesses and other skin injuries. it rapidly covers the impacted area and enables new tissue growth while promoting healing. this liquid can also be used on open wounds as it is non-irritating and non-stinging with no alcohol. made with tea tree oil, comfrey, myrrh, aloe vera and goldenseal, consider healers cut & …

if your dog experiences an injury to one of the pads on their feet it is necessary to care for the injury as quickly as possible. below are a few things you can do to help your dog’s foot heal. your vet will be able to let you know whether an examination is required or whether a trip to the emergency animal hospital is necessary. add a good amount of soapy warm water to a bowl or bucket and swish …