Pinscher dog - bite wound

Courtesy of: Amb.Vet.Ass. Santo Stefano, Dott. Biondi S. e Mercuri M., Bologna, Italy

Therapy: Pinscher dog, male, 4 years. Attached by a large dog. After surgical curettage with drainage (photo 1), the situation improved from the infection point of view, but stitches did not stuck on the multiple injuries, with abundant lack of epidermic tissue. Laser therapy with Hypermix^® application then started (photo 2). The dog was subdue to 11 applications in total. Frequency was 3 times a week (due to veterinary lack of time). The wound completely healed in 28 days. Bandage was applied after therapy, in order to avoid dirt on site and to allow local application of Hypermix^® gauze and gel.

Course: 28 days

HOWTO

HOWTO

CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove necrosis, if present.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histologic and it retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals who show tenacity on injuries, it is recommended to apply the protective collar.
At the discretion of the attending veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of the wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.

APPLY HYPERMIX^® in oily formulation during the acute phase: the resolution of the inflammatory phase is obtained in 5 days.

Then, during the granulation phase, we recommend the use of HYPERMIX^® in gel formulation on the entire injured surface, up to complete resolution.

HYPERMIX^® is unpleasant to the dipterans who colonize the wounds, allowing its management even in critical situations or periosd (summer, poor sanitary conditions and the like).

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Pinscher dog - bite wound

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