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I had my puppy spayed a few years ago and the same thing happened to her, the best thing is to wait what the vet says, mine had to have an injection and then a course of antibiotics which cleared it up very quickly.
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Check with vet whether savlon is safe for your dog...I think some common human remedies are poisonous to dogs.
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Use Sudocrem, I've used it many times. It's very gentle as it's used on babies' bums.
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another vote for sudocrem or nothing at all.
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Why do anything?
Leave well alone and your puppy will deal with it. |
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I would only use colloidal silver or plain boiled water to keep it clean until the vet has checked it out.
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Boiled water cooled with a teaspoon of salt in it.
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don't put savlon on it....it stings!!!! wash it with boiled salty water as lankeela says, it will be sterile. make sure it stays dry and a light application of sudocrem to finish. stitches often get infected, but your puppies' immune system will take care of it. if it spreads to other stitches or along the wound, take your woofer back to the vet asap.
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Just to say thank you, four your replys, We wemt to the vets this morning and she managed to get all the stitches out in one go, Stitches can take as long as 3 months to dissolve properly.
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