How to Stop Dog Bleeding | Dr. Nancy Reese Deep Dive
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From broken toenails to ulcerated
From broken toenails to ulcerated tumors, it’s no fun when your dog is bleeding. Dr. Nancy Reese gives advice on how to stop bleeding quickly and safely.
Bleeding can be a minor inconvenience or a medical emergency. Dr. Nancy Reese recommends methods to stop minor bleeding at home as well as how to bandage a more serious wound to control bleeding on your way to the veterinary hospital.
Most bleeding in dogs is due to trauma, from cutting a paw on a rock to being hit by a car. The easiest way to stop bleeding is to prevent it from happening in the first place! Keep your dog on a leash when outside near roads or in the woods, and limit interactions with wildlife and unfamiliar dogs. If hiking with your dog, bring a first aid kit and consider protective booties when traveling over rough terrain.
Some types of cancer and other health conditions can cause bleeding as well. Superficial tumors might get damaged when your dog is playing, and nasal tumors often cause nosebleeds. Hemangiosarcoma, a cancer of the blood vessels, www.dogcancer.com/articles/types-of-dog-cancer/hem… famous for causing bleeding. External bleeding can often be controlled with first aid care, while internal bleeding will require veterinary care.
Learn about basic first aid, products to stop bleeding, and the herb Yunnan baiyao.
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Get to know today's guest, Nancy Reese, DVM, MPVM, Ph.D.:
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