If my lurcher gets a cut in the field

[Borntohuntbow 8]

As above is there any think that I could use as a spray ? I have seen a few lads use this blue spray what is it And where can yu get it from thanks for any feed back joe

[MoChara 1,632]

There is a blue one cant mind the name of it - but it comes in 200ml bottles

 

Theres another one called Betadine dry powder spray. Antiseptic of course

 

But there are LOADS on the market to try

[Borntohuntbow 8]

Ok [bANNED TEXT] thanks where do I get them from and any idear what's its called ?

[donkdaniel 236]

The powder is really good all the horse eqien places good for this sort of stuff but get yourself a stapler mate atb donk

[MoChara 1,632]

Ok [bANNED TEXT] thanks where do I get them from and any idear what's its called ?

The blue one your talking about may be called Septiclense, but im unsure.

[riohog 5,701]

teramiyacin farm supplies

[MoChara 1,632]

Or try home stead farm supplies.

 

www.homesteadfarmsupplies.co.uk

[MoChara 1,632]

Dont know if this link will work, if not just copy and paste it in.. This is the spray. But if i were you id have a look round the website and pick up a powder one also.

 

http://www.homesteadfarmsupplies.co.uk/antiseptic-spray-septiclense-blueviolet-250ml-p-113.html

[huntmad. 67]

U can get the blue an perple sprays in most horse shops I bought a new tin last year think it cost me about 4 quid

[Chid 6,535]

I use the one riohog said , or iodine both got from horse supply shops .

Staplers are a good thing to have IMO or the ability to stitch a dog up

[herdwick 52]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/CELOX-Temporary-Traumatic-Treatment-10-Pack/dp/B004U7GJPE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1316020447&sr=8-1

[paulus 26]

stapler, hebiscub and salted water

[Borntohuntbow 8]

Thanks for the feed back lads

[GypsyJoe 36]

Vet glue mate, it's blue, and expensive but worth it's weight in gold, I have saluki types with thin skin, hve had two surface injuries in as many days, one to the chest between the front legs, one to the side f a fore leg.

 

(This isn't a regular thing, I'm as careful as anyone can be, and these are this first injuries incurred by my dogs since one ran into a tree last winter, and I have A LOT of dogs, 12 at present)

 

Anyway, as lng as it's a surface wound, and clean of forigne bodies, dirt etc, a few drops of this stuff will bond the edges and hold as good as stiches, buys you plenty of time to see a vet if this is neccassary.

 

I don't ever take the dogs out without the 'dog first aid kit'

 

Obviously any wound involving blood vessels, muscle, deep tissue or embedded objects or dirt needs to be seen immediatly by a vet.

[Borntohuntbow 8]

Thanks joe nice name I am joe to and where could I pick some on thus stuff up from

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