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Hydrogen Peroxide Chicken Wound
The effect of peroxygen on poultry wounds
In the past, there were poultry wounds, blood overflowed from the wounds, and the hair and feathers were messy, and their appearance could be pitiful. When people heard the name of hydroperoxide, they wanted to try it on poultry wounds, hoping for a good effect.
Then take an appropriate amount of hydroperoxide and apply it lightly to the wounds of birds. In an instant, white foam surged around the wounds and hissed. When the hydroperoxide encounters the enzymes at the wound, it will chemically react and explain oxygen.
Oxygen has the power to kill bacteria, which can debridement the filth at the wound and kill all kinds of bacteria to prevent it from being infected and causing the wound to worsen. Although the bird feels a slight pain in the wound, it does not last long, and the pain gradually subsides.
For a few days, apply hydroperoxide every day, the wound will gradually heal, the blood will stop scabs and knots, and new feathers will gradually emerge. From this perspective, hydroperoxide does have the ability to promote healing in poultry wounds. However, when using it, be careful and apply it according to the method, you can get good results and help poultry recover.
In the past, there were poultry wounds, blood overflowed from the wounds, and the hair and feathers were messy, and their appearance could be pitiful. When people heard the name of hydroperoxide, they wanted to try it on poultry wounds, hoping for a good effect.
Then take an appropriate amount of hydroperoxide and apply it lightly to the wounds of birds. In an instant, white foam surged around the wounds and hissed. When the hydroperoxide encounters the enzymes at the wound, it will chemically react and explain oxygen.
Oxygen has the power to kill bacteria, which can debridement the filth at the wound and kill all kinds of bacteria to prevent it from being infected and causing the wound to worsen. Although the bird feels a slight pain in the wound, it does not last long, and the pain gradually subsides.
For a few days, apply hydroperoxide every day, the wound will gradually heal, the blood will stop scabs and knots, and new feathers will gradually emerge. From this perspective, hydroperoxide does have the ability to promote healing in poultry wounds. However, when using it, be careful and apply it according to the method, you can get good results and help poultry recover.
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