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Thanks again lads. I am actually a psychiatric nurse so have a good idea but wanted good advice off experienced dog men like yourselves. many thanks

Simple, if you don't know take it to the vet and watch what they do then you will know next time. Remember, watch one, do one, teach one????

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charge nurse!! don't be so modest surly you mean matron :laugh:;)

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personally, as long as it is just in the skin not the tissue underneath then i would leave it. quick wash with salt water if required. trying to glue or stitch it after the event you risk sealing dirt or microbes into the wound which can mean abscess, and a whole lot of trouble

yep thanks i decided to leave it open and am keeping it clean and applying antibiotic cream.

why apply antibiotic cream? is it infected??? plain old salt water is fine
Why not??..:-)
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personally, as long as it is just in the skin not the tissue underneath then i would leave it. quick wash with salt water if required. trying to glue or stitch it after the event you risk sealing dirt or microbes into the wound which can mean abscess, and a whole lot of trouble

yep thanks i decided to leave it open and am keeping it clean and applying antibiotic cream.

why apply antibiotic cream? is it infected??? plain old salt water is fine
Why not??..:-)

 

do you take headache tablets just encase you might get a headache :tongue2:

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personally, as long as it is just in the skin not the tissue underneath then i would leave it. quick wash with salt water if required. trying to glue or stitch it after the event you risk sealing dirt or microbes into the wound which can mean abscess, and a whole lot of trouble

yep thanks i decided to leave it open and am keeping it clean and applying antibiotic cream.

why apply antibiotic cream? is it infected??? plain old salt water is fine
Why not??..:-)

 

do you take headache tablets just encase you might get a headache :tongue2:

 

Slightly different. Canny see anything wrong with using an antibiotic cream if its lying around.. Yes i wouldnt go out and buy it i'd use it if it was there. Just cause your stuck in your old fart ways...........expand your mind... :tongue2:

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personally, as long as it is just in the skin not the tissue underneath then i would leave it. quick wash with salt water if required. trying to glue or stitch it after the event you risk sealing dirt or microbes into the wound which can mean abscess, and a whole lot of trouble

yep thanks i decided to leave it open and am keeping it clean and applying antibiotic cream.

why apply antibiotic cream? is it infected??? plain old salt water is fine
Why not??..:-)

 

do you take headache tablets just encase you might get a headache :tongue2:

 

Slightly different. Canny see anything wrong with using an antibiotic cream if its lying around.. Yes i wouldnt go out and buy it i'd use it if it was there. Just cause your stuck in your old fart ways...........expand your mind... :tongue2:

 

if you use it all when you don't need it, you will need to buy more when you do. i would have thought a Scotsman might know that :laugh::laugh:

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personally, as long as it is just in the skin not the tissue underneath then i would leave it. quick wash with salt water if required. trying to glue or stitch it after the event you risk sealing dirt or microbes into the wound which can mean abscess, and a whole lot of trouble

yep thanks i decided to leave it open and am keeping it clean and applying antibiotic cream.

why apply antibiotic cream? is it infected??? plain old salt water is fine
Why not??..:-)

 

do you take headache tablets just encase you might get a headache :tongue2:

 

Slightly different. Canny see anything wrong with using an antibiotic cream if its lying around.. Yes i wouldnt go out and buy it i'd use it if it was there. Just cause your stuck in your old fart ways...........expand your mind... :tongue2:

 

if you use it all when you don't need it, you will need to buy more when you do. i would have thought a Scotsman might know that :laugh::laugh:

 

Buy it :icon_eek: ????? I'd imagine i'd have acquired it from someone.......... :laugh:

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personally, as long as it is just in the skin not the tissue underneath then i would leave it. quick wash with salt water if required. trying to glue or stitch it after the event you risk sealing dirt or microbes into the wound which can mean abscess, and a whole lot of trouble

yep thanks i decided to leave it open and am keeping it clean and applying antibiotic cream.

why apply antibiotic cream? is it infected??? plain old salt water is fine
Why not??..:-)

 

do you take headache tablets just encase you might get a headache :tongue2:

 

Slightly different. Canny see anything wrong with using an antibiotic cream if its lying around.. Yes i wouldnt go out and buy it i'd use it if it was there. Just cause your stuck in your old fart ways...........expand your mind... :tongue2:

 

if you use it all when you don't need it, you will need to buy more when you do. i would have thought a Scotsman might know that :laugh::laugh:

 

Buy it :icon_eek: ????? I'd imagine i'd have acquired it from someone.......... :laugh:

 

Exactly!! and once again lads, many thanks for the useful replies.

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