When there are two or more dogs at home, fights will inevitably occur. There are many reasons for dog fights. It may be because they are in heat or irritable, or it may be due to the owner's preference, which makes one of the dogs jealous. It is possible that one of the dogs becomes jealous. It's because of the land issue. Sometimes when I'm walking my dog, another dog walker comes from the opposite side, and the two strange dogs start fighting when they don't like each other

When dogs are fighting, never try to pull them apart with your bare hands. You may be accidentally injured. Use a leash to pull back as much as possible, scold loudly, or use other things to distract the dog. When walking your dog, you must hold a leash to prevent accidents. If you encounter a dog that you usually don't look at, try to avoid it as much as possible, especially large dogs.

If a dog is injured in a fight, the dog owner must pay attention to it. Most of the injuries sustained in fights are bites, and they may also be scratched by surrounding stones, glass and other objects. Most scratches like this are just skin trauma or muscle cuts, which are linear. As long as they are treated in time, the wound can be treated before it becomes infected. , cleaning, removing impurities, suturing, and anti-inflammation. Some symptoms are mild and only require external anti-inflammation.

Dog bite wounds are very different. Even wounds of the same size will appear on the skin and muscle layers due to the tearing, shaking, and pulling of the attacking dog, as well as the pain, fright, and avoidance of the bitten dog. tear and a cavity appears. In addition, there are some toxins in the dog's teeth and saliva, which penetrate into the cavity and cause inflammatory and toxic reactions. This is especially troublesome if the bite is severe or the bitten area is sensitive. This type of wound requires complete expansion, irrigation, suturing, and anti-inflammation. Some wounds that are not treated in time may turn purple, and the treatment and recovery time will be prolonged.

The biggest risk of bites comes from rabies and tetanus, especially for dogs with poor immunity. Immunization and timely treatment are crucial. Don't take the risk and think of simply treating it. No matter how small the wound is, it is best to go to the hospital and get clinical treatment. Let a doctor evaluate it.