fox run..cut pad...long story short, need advice

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Ryan
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fox run..cut pad...long story short, need advice

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vet said he doesnt stitch pads no matter how deep.anyone know of a good remedy??
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I have used super glue on deep cuts on myself.It did'nt hurt me it should
not hurt a hound.
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Time heals all wounds a little bag balm to help healing
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EMT gel. its about $14 a tube but it works. My male had a pretty deep cut on his paw. it took about a week to heal.
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If you want it healed fast go to this link and call them and order some Pink Ointment, they use it on the pads of alaskan sled dogs, it is the real deal on pad healing. http://www.auroraanimal.com/services/ I always keep a tube at the house, You buy it and get it shipped for around 20$ and a tube will last a couple of years.

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Big Dog wrote:If you want it healed fast go to this link and call them and order some Pink Ointment, they use it on the pads of alaskan sled dogs, it is the real deal on pad healing. http://www.auroraanimal.com/services/ I always keep a tube at the house, You buy it and get it shipped for around 20$ and a tube will last a couple of years.

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pink ointment is the real deal for pads.I had a dog with the worse pad I have ever seen.Used the pink ointment wraped the pad so the dog could not chew on it.Healed in no time..
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ok here are my thoughts... I've always been told that a wound needs to heal from the inside out,super glew and wraps,have me wondering about scar tissue,and healing the outside first.am I just thinking backwards?

thanks for the advice,I'm thinking about getting some sav for it but I'm not sure about wrapping it up enless I have time to take it off and let it breath for a while.
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just put the EMT or Pink ointment on it and let it be. Put the hound up for awhile and it will heal.
I have used and recomended the EMT gel for a few years now i dont go runnin without it. Works for ALL major cuts and has a natural anesthetic to it to help the pain. But you Still need to put the Dog Up so that it will heal.......
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But you Still need to put the Dog Up so that it will heal.......
Oh yeah,I agree.I wont be taking him out for at least two weeks,maybe more.

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BBOARDING3 wrote:EMT gel. its about $14 a tube but it works. My male had a pretty deep cut on his paw. it took about a week to heal.
emt gel works wonders i have used it on all kinds of wounds even hot spots they cdant lick it off very easy :roll: jb
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TC and the others have good advice, the only thing I can add is don't close the wound now. Let it heal from the inside out w/ good sauve, I've had lots of coon/bear dogs...and beagles w/ open dirty wounds.-----best to let them heal w/ the open method. Antibiotic Ointments--no stitches. Don't close the wound; for anerobic problems.
Any vets out there --help him out??
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new skin at walmart works extremely well!
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Post by Ryan »

Red is there ever a day when your not be'n onery??
new skin ROFL :lol:
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ok guys I've been using neosporin,but I'm convensed I need some EMT gel where do I get it?
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http://emtgel.com/

http://emtgel.com/dealers/index.php

http://www.gundogsupply.com/emtgel.html#more
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