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Hydrogen Peroxide on Dog Open Wound
"Can you use hydrogen peroxide to treat dog wounds?"
It is common for people to encounter dog injuries. As for wound treatment, the use of hydrogen peroxide is of great concern.
Or ask: Can you apply hydrogen peroxide to the wound of a dog? Hydrogen peroxide has the power of oxidation, and it is usually thought that it can clean up and sterilize. However, in the wound of a dog, it must be used with caution. Canine skin and body are different from people. Although hydrogen peroxide can remove filth, it has strong oxidizing properties, or it can damage the new tissue of the wound of a dog.
At the beginning of a dog injury, it should be buffered with water or light salt water to remove its blood and filth. If hydrogen peroxide is used suddenly, under strong stimulation, the dog will feel severe pain, and it will not facilitate the healing of the wound. If the wound is light, after buffering, a mild agent such as iodophor can be applied to protect it from staining. In severe cases, seek medical attention quickly, listen to the doctor's advice, and do not use hydrogen peroxide without authorization.
In summary, the use of hydrogen peroxide for the wound of a dog must be judged according to the situation, and it must not be done rashly. It is appropriate to take the health of the dog as the priority and deal with it according to regulations.
It is common for people to encounter dog injuries. As for wound treatment, the use of hydrogen peroxide is of great concern.
Or ask: Can you apply hydrogen peroxide to the wound of a dog? Hydrogen peroxide has the power of oxidation, and it is usually thought that it can clean up and sterilize. However, in the wound of a dog, it must be used with caution. Canine skin and body are different from people. Although hydrogen peroxide can remove filth, it has strong oxidizing properties, or it can damage the new tissue of the wound of a dog.
At the beginning of a dog injury, it should be buffered with water or light salt water to remove its blood and filth. If hydrogen peroxide is used suddenly, under strong stimulation, the dog will feel severe pain, and it will not facilitate the healing of the wound. If the wound is light, after buffering, a mild agent such as iodophor can be applied to protect it from staining. In severe cases, seek medical attention quickly, listen to the doctor's advice, and do not use hydrogen peroxide without authorization.
In summary, the use of hydrogen peroxide for the wound of a dog must be judged according to the situation, and it must not be done rashly. It is appropriate to take the health of the dog as the priority and deal with it according to regulations.
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