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Can I Put Hydrogen Peroxide on a Dog Wound
People often wonder whether hydrogen peroxide can be used to treat dog wounds. Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing, and it is well known for debridement and sterilization. However, when applied to dog injuries, the situation is different.
The skin structure and physiological response of dogs are different from people. If hydrogen peroxide is applied to dog wounds, although it can temporarily clean up and sterilize, it is highly oxidizing, or cause cell damage in dog wounds, delaying healing. And when hydrogen peroxide is used, the gas is foamed, or the dog is uncomfortable, which only increases its pain.
In the past, there were doctors. When encountering dog injuries, the first debridement was with hydrogen peroxide. The dog was irritable and painful. Later, the wound was healed slowly, and the scar was also obvious. After research, it is known that the treatment of dog injuries should be based on the physiological characteristics of the dog. It is advisable to slowly wash with normal saline first, remove its filth, and then wipe it lightly with iodophor. It is mild in nature, sterilized, less damaged cells, and conducive to the healing of dog wounds.
Therefore, when a dog is injured, be careful to use hydrogen peroxide to deal with it, and choose an appropriate method to promote the health of the dog.
The skin structure and physiological response of dogs are different from people. If hydrogen peroxide is applied to dog wounds, although it can temporarily clean up and sterilize, it is highly oxidizing, or cause cell damage in dog wounds, delaying healing. And when hydrogen peroxide is used, the gas is foamed, or the dog is uncomfortable, which only increases its pain.
In the past, there were doctors. When encountering dog injuries, the first debridement was with hydrogen peroxide. The dog was irritable and painful. Later, the wound was healed slowly, and the scar was also obvious. After research, it is known that the treatment of dog injuries should be based on the physiological characteristics of the dog. It is advisable to slowly wash with normal saline first, remove its filth, and then wipe it lightly with iodophor. It is mild in nature, sterilized, less damaged cells, and conducive to the healing of dog wounds.
Therefore, when a dog is injured, be careful to use hydrogen peroxide to deal with it, and choose an appropriate method to promote the health of the dog.
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