The way to treat an injured dog that loves to lick its wounds is to put an Elizabethan collar on the dog, but doing so will affect the dog's sight, and they will be very resistant at this time. At this time, we can reward the snacks appropriately to make them wear them longer. The owner can also put the dog in recovery clothes to prevent the dog from licking the wound.

Care measures for dog injuries:

1. Treat the wound: After discovering that the dog is injured, first check the dog’s hair to find the location of the wound. Then shave the hair near the wound short and observe the condition of the dog's wound. Next, you need to soothe the dog, let it lie on the mat obediently, help him pull out the foreign object, clean the wound with saline, and then disinfect it with hydrogen peroxide. When the dog struggles badly, the owner can hold it down and put a muzzle on it to prevent it from biting. Then sprinkle some special medicine on the wound and wrap it with gauze and bandage. After the treatment is completed, replace the muzzle with a neck muzzle to prevent the dog from licking the wound.

2. Wound care: Dog wounds require a long recovery period, and the owner needs to take good care of the wound. The gauze needs to be changed at least 2 times a day to keep the wound hygienic. During this period, do not take the dog out to play often, and do not allow the dog to engage in strenuous exercise to avoid the dog's wounds from cracking and affecting recovery. Do not let the wound touch water or give the dog a bath to avoid wound infection, pus, and inflammation.

3. Supplement nutrition: During the period of injury, the dog may have a bad appetite, and wound healing requires nutrients. At this time, the owner needs to prepare some easily digestible and nutritious food to feed the dog. You can make chicken soup, meat porridge, or add nutritional paste or canned food for feeding. Pair it with fresh fruits and vegetables that dogs can eat to supplement vitamins and achieve balanced nutrition.