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dog been in a fight - should I let it lick the wound?
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Originally Posted by Mutter
Then I would wash the wound with diluted Hibiscrub, it's the pink stuff the Vet gives us from time to time. .
Hibiscrub is a antiseptic pre op handwash and not suitable for internal or open cuts. So I would not use it for this.
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cyberbob. Yes it is used to "scrub up," and it no shouldn't be allowed to enter any orifice or eyes. It is however, the best for cuts in dogs. Google "hibiscrub for dog wounds." You will see lots of examples and advice from a Darwin Veterinary practice on how to treat dog on dog bite, using hibiscrub with a recommendation to follow up at the Vet.0 -
Hibiscous fluid.
I have some because the vet gaveit to me to clean the dogs neck when he has hot spots and has scartche is neck red raw. I spoke to the emergency vet on friday and they said to use this on the wound if I had some.0
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