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Hydrogen Peroxide Dog Tick Bite
Application of hydrogen peroxide after dog tick bite
The wind of dog breeding has become more and more popular in modern times, and the disease of dog tick bite has also occurred from time to time. Ticks often dwell in grass and trees, and when they encounter dogs, they are attached to them, suck their blood, and or spread various diseases. Dogs are bitten by ticks, the main worry, and want to find a cure to solve the disease.
Hydrogen peroxide is a commonly used disinfectant in the world. Its mild nature, strong oxidizing power, can kill all kinds of germs. On the bite of a dog tick, wipe it with hydrogen peroxide lightly to remove dirt and cleanse filth and prevent it from feeling sick. First clean the bite with water, remove its sundries, then dip it in hydrogen peroxide, and apply it slowly. Every time foam appears, this is the appearance of sterilization. When the foam is exhausted, rinse it with water and wipe it dry.
It is also prudent to use it. The concentration of hydrogen peroxide should be appropriate, and if it is too thick, it will hurt the dog's skin. And when using it, if the dog feels uncomfortable, irritable and restless, stop it. In addition, after a tick bite, if the dog has fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, or signs of serious illness, the veterinarian should contact the veterinarian as soon as possible, and the treatment should not be delayed solely on hydrogen peroxide.
With proper use, hydrogen peroxide can protect the dog's skin and prevent it from becoming infected. Supplementing it with veterinary treatment is a surefire solution.
The wind of dog breeding has become more and more popular in modern times, and the disease of dog tick bite has also occurred from time to time. Ticks often dwell in grass and trees, and when they encounter dogs, they are attached to them, suck their blood, and or spread various diseases. Dogs are bitten by ticks, the main worry, and want to find a cure to solve the disease.
Hydrogen peroxide is a commonly used disinfectant in the world. Its mild nature, strong oxidizing power, can kill all kinds of germs. On the bite of a dog tick, wipe it with hydrogen peroxide lightly to remove dirt and cleanse filth and prevent it from feeling sick. First clean the bite with water, remove its sundries, then dip it in hydrogen peroxide, and apply it slowly. Every time foam appears, this is the appearance of sterilization. When the foam is exhausted, rinse it with water and wipe it dry.
It is also prudent to use it. The concentration of hydrogen peroxide should be appropriate, and if it is too thick, it will hurt the dog's skin. And when using it, if the dog feels uncomfortable, irritable and restless, stop it. In addition, after a tick bite, if the dog has fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, or signs of serious illness, the veterinarian should contact the veterinarian as soon as possible, and the treatment should not be delayed solely on hydrogen peroxide.
With proper use, hydrogen peroxide can protect the dog's skin and prevent it from becoming infected. Supplementing it with veterinary treatment is a surefire solution.
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