Emergency First Aid for Dog Injuries: Quick Steps Guide

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Step Two:

After recleaning the wound, evenly distribute a moderate amount of the "Shengji Powder" over the muscle surface of the incision. Follow this by applying a sufficient layer of "Bai Gao" ointment. Then, securely bandage the wound. This process should be repeated once daily.

Step Three:

Utilize the Gentamicin injection to rinse the wound, and then apply the "Yu Hong Ointment." Secure the bandage in place. This should also be done once daily.

These two steps should be alternated every other day, continuing until the skin around the wound has fully healed.

Standard Wound Treatment:

For noninfected wounds, the step of extracting pus and removing toxins can be omitted. The rest of the treatment process remains the same as for infected wounds.

The healing of a dog's wound is influenced by a multitude of complex external, human, and physiological factors. Key influencing factors include:

1. Wound infection and suppuration.

2. Incomplete debridement during cleaning.

3. Circulatory disturbances in the wound area.

4. Harmful movements around the wound.

5. Poor wound management.

6. Nutritional deficiencies in the body.

Common Prescriptions:

Shengji Powder:

Key Ingredients: Gypsum, Light Powder, Red Ochre, Tin, Dragon Bone, Blood Resin, Myrrh, and Camphor.

Functions: It has the effects of removing decay, promoting blood circulation, relieving pain, antibacterial and antiinflammatory, and hemostasis. It is used for hemostasis, reducing swelling, inflammation, and promoting wound healing. It is commonly used to treat various burns, scalds, and外伤.

Chouxun Batu Powder:

Key Ingredients: Shengdan, Light Powder, Myrrh, Calcined Gypsum, Blood Resin, and Borneol.

Yu Hong Ointment:

Key Ingredients: White芷, Licorice, Astragalus, Guo'er, Blood Resin, Light Powder, White Zicao Herba, and Castor Oil.

Bai Gao Ointment:

Key Ingredients: Purple草根, Bletilla striata, Rhubarb, Calcined Gypsum, Borneol, and Vaseline.

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