Advice

[nothernlite 18,076]

Cheers for advice lads that give good advice and pricks that dont have a clue ya retards. just. been and sin my pal gave her a shot of pen and some dry wound powder. Thanks again lads

ye can give it out but canny take it back lol

[penny wise 136]

 

Cheers for advice lads that give good advice and pricks that dont have a clue ya retards. just. been and sin my pal gave her a shot of pen and some dry wound powder. Thanks again lads

ye can give it out but canny take it back lol

what the fucks canny dont you mean cant lol

[TOMO 26,005]

flush it out with salt water and put aloe vera cream on it for 3 days

Spot on ,, that aloe Vera is brilliant,, use it on me own dogs,, also a range of creams, gels, drinks and suplements that not only are used on humans but on most animals,, all the big race horse stables or now using aloe products on horses,

 

If any body wants any kind of aloe products or has any questions about what they can be used for pm me

[moonlighter 1,163]

Your not part of the forever living team are you Tomo?

[tote 854]

No need for anti-biotics unless the wound is infected, anti-biotics attack the infection and if there's none there

they'll weaken the dogs natural immune system. Doctors have picked up on this and are loathe to prescribe anti-biotics

unless they really have to. Vets though see the £££££.

 

Just over three weeks ago my bitch hit a hedge with a wire fence running through it whilst lamping, she ended up with a 4" cut

on her gracillis muscle, I cleaned it up with salt water and had her in the porta mag twice daily. Here's the before and after pics, must add the first pic really doesn't do the cut justice as it was triangle shaped.

 

 

[C Hall 552]

Good work tote

[TOMO 26,005]

Your not part of the forever living team are you Tomo?

The wife is,,, is uses a lot of the stuff in conjunction with her P.T business

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Take skycats advice. I've used it on a few similar cuts and worked a treat.

 

That Manuka honey is magic. It's £10 a jar in supermarkets but £3-£4 at places like Aldi and Lidl.

 

No need for antibiotics as said by some others. Unless it gets infected of course.

[skycat 6,173]

Cheers for advice lads that give good advice and pricks that dont have a clue ya retards. just. been and sin my pal gave her a shot of pen and some dry wound powder. Thanks again lads

It is generally not a good idea to use wound powder to dry up a largish wound: wound powder is, in my humble opinion, an old fashioned way of drying up small cuts and grazes, but whilst it may soak up any oozing serum (the white blood cells called platelets which rush to the site of a wound to kick start the healing process) it can often be detrimental to healing a larger wound as it dries it up too fast, creates a scab too early, which sometimes causes bacteria to be shut inside the wound: this is why you often get the scab lifting with pus oozing around the edges: infection has set in.

 

A largish, though not large enough to stitch, wound, should be left open as the new tissue starts by granulating at the edges of the wound, and it needs to remain moist to grow new cells, which eventually come together and fill in the wound before growing new skin over the top. This is why stuff like honey and aloe vera are great at creating an anti-bacterial barrier as well as keeping the site moist enough for the new tissue to grow properly.

[cammy12 176]

 

Your not part of the forever living team are you Tomo?

The wife is,,, is uses a lot of the stuff in conjunction with her P.T business

tomo does the misses make money at it, my misses was approached at a couple of markets she does and was nearly on the verge of signing up! what sort of market does she sell to? is there any layout to get started?