Bleeding toenails need to be cleaned with salt water

When the dog’s nails bleed, the owner should treat the wound immediately to prevent the wound from becoming infected with bacteria and inflammation. If you are afraid that your dog will continue to struggle, scratch or even bite while the wound is being treated, you can first wear an Elizabethan collar on your dog to prevent it from biting and ensure your personal safety. Then use physiological saline to clean the wound on the dog's nail; wash away the dirt on the wound to prevent wound infection and inflammation. Then use hydrogen peroxide or iodophor to disinfect the dog's wound.

Bleeding toenails require anti-inflammation

Fix the dog’s body first, and then quickly sprinkle the pet on the dog’s wound, which can help the dog reduce inflammation and stop bleeding. Then press a clean medical cotton cloth on the dog's wound; use tape and gauze to wrap the wound to prevent inflammation and infection of the wound; while the dog is injured, the owner should not let the dog go out to play; let the dog stay at home. Recuperate and avoid going out and touching the wound, which may lead to wound infection or wound tearing; the owner should also be careful not to take off the Elizabethan collar to prevent the dog from licking the wound.

Bleeding toenails need nutrition

Dogs should supplement nutrition during the injury, which can speed up the healing of the wound. The owner can feed the dog some chicken, fish, vegetables and fruits to supplement nutrition. If you don’t have time to feed your dog homemade food, you can feed your dog Mengwei Nutrient Cream to quickly replenish nutrients; the zinc in it can also speed up the dog’s wound healing. You can mix it with food or feed it directly to your dog.