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What do people use and do any stand out from the rest?

 

I've been reading up on them just out of curiosity. Hibiscrub (Chlorhexidine) and TCP (Phenol) stand out as the best on paper in various dilutions dependant on the application. Simple and time honoured is good old saline with a couple drops of tea tree. Also Iodine, alcohol etc.

 

What are you all using and for any particular reason?

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it would really depend on what you intend to use if for, it the dog had a bacterial/fungal infection then i would use pottasium permanganate, if it was a wound, initially i would clean with hibiscrub and then continue with salt water, if it was to become infected i would go straight to antibiotics

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HIBI SCRUB IS WHAT SUGEONS USE BEFORE OPERATING VERY GOOD STUFF...........NEXT BEST THING I WOULD SAY IS SALINE SOLUTION...............

HIBISCRUB CAN BE BROUGHT FROM MOST AGRICULTURAL STORES

 

That's what I have. The science behind it makes it sound impressive at least and I believe it's prescription only in many countries. They also use TCP in hospitals, it's that very familiar hospital smell. They all have their strengths and weaknesses but those two stand out to me. That said, it's not very often I feel the need to do anything with a wound.

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