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Cajun
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Re: Dog stitching
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December 07, 2017, 07:13:57 am »
It normally depends on where I am hunting. If in the marsh I tend to leave wounds open. There is so much bacteria in the marsh, it is almost impossible to get the wound clean & it will heal over but then abcess. In dryer ground, I will suture or staple most cuts if they are over two inches. Things that help. Like said, I give dogs Ace Promazone. Clean the wound as well as possible. Deep puntures I leave open & after cleaning I shoot Tomorrow down into the wound. I use Tomorrow on all cuts anyway & put most dogs on Chephalexin. I always try to suture muscle together with absorbable sutures & either suture the outside or staple it.
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