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Hydrogen Peroxide Dose for Dogs
On the Dose of Hydrogen Peroxide for Dogs
If a dog is injured or sick, when cleaning the wound with hydrogen peroxide, the degree of dose must be observed. Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties and can sterilize and disinfect, but excessive use can harm the dog's body.
For general small wounds, it is advisable to wipe with an appropriate amount of diluted hydrogen peroxide. Generally speaking, a concentration of two to three centimeters is appropriate. Take the device and slowly pour it into the wound. When you see the white foam gushing up, the dirt will come out. This is the appearance of sterilization and defilement. However, the amount used should not be too much. It is only necessary to cover the wound with hydrogen peroxide liquid to maximize its sterilization ability.
If the wound is large, it should not be used indiscriminately. Each wound should be diluted with ten to twenty milliliters, and should not be applied frequently, once or twice a day is enough. If the medicine is applied too frequently and the dose is too large, it may harm the healthy skin and flesh around the wound of the dog and hinder its healing process.
Furthermore, it must be washed with water after use to prevent its residue from irritating the dog's body. When the dog owner uses hydrogen peroxide to treat the dog's wound, he should be careful and clear about the dose, which can help the dog's wound heal quickly and keep it healthy.
If a dog is injured or sick, when cleaning the wound with hydrogen peroxide, the degree of dose must be observed. Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties and can sterilize and disinfect, but excessive use can harm the dog's body.
For general small wounds, it is advisable to wipe with an appropriate amount of diluted hydrogen peroxide. Generally speaking, a concentration of two to three centimeters is appropriate. Take the device and slowly pour it into the wound. When you see the white foam gushing up, the dirt will come out. This is the appearance of sterilization and defilement. However, the amount used should not be too much. It is only necessary to cover the wound with hydrogen peroxide liquid to maximize its sterilization ability.
If the wound is large, it should not be used indiscriminately. Each wound should be diluted with ten to twenty milliliters, and should not be applied frequently, once or twice a day is enough. If the medicine is applied too frequently and the dose is too large, it may harm the healthy skin and flesh around the wound of the dog and hinder its healing process.
Furthermore, it must be washed with water after use to prevent its residue from irritating the dog's body. When the dog owner uses hydrogen peroxide to treat the dog's wound, he should be careful and clear about the dose, which can help the dog's wound heal quickly and keep it healthy.
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