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Dog Hot Spot Hydrogen Peroxide
The Theory of Dog Hot Spots and Hydrogen Peroxide
The body and skin of dogs occasionally suffer from hot spots. Hot spots, where the skin is suddenly red, swollen, itchy and irritated.
In the past, when people encountered dog hot spots, they often thought about ways to solve them. Hydrogen peroxide is quite common in daily life. Or some people wonder if using hydrogen peroxide for dog hot spots can work?
Use it with caution. Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing, and although it can be sterilized and disinfected on the surface, the skin of dogs is very delicate. If high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide are used directly in dog hot spots, it may hurt the skin, increase pain, and delay wound healing.
When a dog has a hot spot, if you want to use hydrogen peroxide, you should first dilute it with an appropriate amount of water to reduce its concentration. And before use, wipe the surrounding area of the hot spot lightly to remove its dirt. When using, you should also pay attention to the dog's reaction. If you feel unwell, stop using it immediately and seek the help of a medical animal.
Furthermore, hot spots in dogs can be solved by more than external use. Investigate the cause, or it may be caused by allergies, parasites, poor hygiene, etc. Therefore, in addition to using hydrogen peroxide as an agent reasonably, you should also investigate its origin to achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root causes, so that the dog body can be rehabilitated and lively as before.
The body and skin of dogs occasionally suffer from hot spots. Hot spots, where the skin is suddenly red, swollen, itchy and irritated.
In the past, when people encountered dog hot spots, they often thought about ways to solve them. Hydrogen peroxide is quite common in daily life. Or some people wonder if using hydrogen peroxide for dog hot spots can work?
Use it with caution. Hydrogen peroxide is oxidizing, and although it can be sterilized and disinfected on the surface, the skin of dogs is very delicate. If high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide are used directly in dog hot spots, it may hurt the skin, increase pain, and delay wound healing.
When a dog has a hot spot, if you want to use hydrogen peroxide, you should first dilute it with an appropriate amount of water to reduce its concentration. And before use, wipe the surrounding area of the hot spot lightly to remove its dirt. When using, you should also pay attention to the dog's reaction. If you feel unwell, stop using it immediately and seek the help of a medical animal.
Furthermore, hot spots in dogs can be solved by more than external use. Investigate the cause, or it may be caused by allergies, parasites, poor hygiene, etc. Therefore, in addition to using hydrogen peroxide as an agent reasonably, you should also investigate its origin to achieve the effect of treating both the symptoms and the root causes, so that the dog body can be rehabilitated and lively as before.
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