After a dog is bitten, the first step is to clean the wound promptly. It is recommended to use saline to clean excess blood, dust and other contaminants on the surface of the wound, and then use metronidazole injection to clean the wound. If the amount of bleeding is relatively large, pay attention to hemostasis. If there is a lack of conditions to stop bleeding, or the wound is relatively large, it is recommended to send it to a pet hospital for further treatment and treatment.

What to do if your dog is bitten:

1. Treat the dog promptly. After cleaning the wound, go to a professional pet hospital for treatment as soon as possible. For dogs that have not been vaccinated against rabies, they need to go to a pet hospital for emergency rabies vaccination.

2. Supply nutrients. During the recovery period of the dog's wound, the breeder should strengthen its nutrition and feed it some nutritious food, such as chicken, rib soup, beef and fruits. With sufficient nutritional supplement, the dog can appropriately improve its body's recovery ability and promote the healing of the wound. heal.

3. Care for wounds. Carry out care according to the doctor's guidance. If the recovery is good, the number of care and gauze changes can be reduced. Keeping the wound clean will be more conducive to wound healing.