Dogs are the best pets, but they are unpredictable creatures, most of the dog owners experience this situation in their life when another dog bites their dog. Whenever some other dogs attack your pet, he may get wounds in the result of the fight. It is mandatory to observe the severity of the injury, either it is mild and easily treatable at home, or an emergency visit to the vet is required.
Sometimes wounds that are looking mild and easily treatable can cause serious illness to your pet. If you think the injury of your dog is severe, then take him to the vet as soon as possible.
For pet loverz will discuss how to treat a dog bite on a dog.
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Treatment of dog bite on a dog
You can manage the dog bite in the following ways:
If dog bite needs to visit a vet
Constant bleeding from the wound is a sign that an injury has damaged the artery or large vain. The blood vessel may require to be tied off in a surgical procedure that will be done by the vet.
Use Sterile gauze swab to apply pressure to the wound.
Use sterile gauze swab to put pressure on the wound to stop the bleeding. It will act as first aid and is available in the kit.
If you don't have a sterile gauze swab, you can use a cotton t-shirt, diaper, or pad to press it against the wound with sufficient pressure to prevent the bleeding. After a few minutes, lift the compress cautiously. If the bleeding is still not stopping, replace the pad, and hold it in place until you arrive at the vet clinic.
Check the breathe.
There is a possibility of a shock or a tooth that can penetrate in your dog's chest and causes difficulty in breathing, by allowing the air to enter in the thoracic cavity. In this situation take your pet to the vet as soon as possible. It is a severe injury that needs immediate treatment.
If you can observe a bite over your dog's ribs, place a pad on the injury and hold it there or secure it in place with a belt tied around the dog's chest. You can prevent air from entering your dog's chest and causing his lungs to collapse by doing so.
Search for large wounds on your dog's skin.
If your dog was bounced in jaws of the attacker dog, then a large wound may have been torn away from underlying tissues.
Use sachets of sterile saline to wash the wound.
You can use home-made saline to flush the wound of your dog if saline in the first aid kit is not available at that time.
Stir one teaspoon of salt in previously boiled water. Leave the solution to cool to body temperature and then use it to clean your dog's injuries by soaking the cotton balls in the solution.
If you do not have time to prepare saltwater or have no access to the saline, then immediately take the pet to the vet, he will surely flush the wounds.