lurchers throat

[Guest WILF]

Take it to another vet who will stitch it before the dog gets an infection and dies................feck what any c**t on here thinks!

 

Does that awnser your question.

[Cheshire Poacher 6]

slit the vets throat and see how many stitchs he has. The vets a wrong,un

Edited May 9, 2008 by Cheshire Poacher

[Guest lurcherboy2008]

my dog done the same yesterday look just like your dogs he got to go in for stiches today so would get second apinion

got my stiched up today had to have 24 stiches

 

when she open the wound mate?

[gazw1985 0]

this is my lurcher bitch, she had a little cut on her throat from a poking out tree whilst out bushing with the terriers yesterday afternoon, today she scratched her neck and kicked it open alot more, what would u reccomend to use on that i took her to a vet he said theres nothing you can do apart from leave it and leave nature take its course? what do u reccomend people? thanks for any advise

stocholm tar is the best thing for an open wound its messy but does the trick perfect just slap it on an cover the wound it needs to be changed and cleaned every couple of days but keeps out any infection

[Guest lurcherboy2008]

this is my lurcher bitch, she had a little cut on her throat from a poking out tree whilst out bushing with the terriers yesterday afternoon, today she scratched her neck and kicked it open alot more, what would u reccomend to use on that i took her to a vet he said theres nothing you can do apart from leave it and leave nature take its course? what do u reccomend people? thanks for any advise

stocholm tar is the best thing for an open wound its messy but does the trick perfect just slap it on an cover the wound it needs to be changed and cleaned every couple of days but keeps out any infection

 

any idea wher i can get that from and how much would it cost? how long will it last me? thanks

[gazw1985 0]

i get it off a farmer they use it on live stock it costs next to nothing and you will never use it up in a life time

[Guest Taffybull]

hows her progress doin Lurcherboy2008? hope shes on the mend

 

 

ATB

 

Taff

[spookster 0]

If the wound is more than four hours old, they shouldnt stitch it because they would be locking in bacteria.

It has to be kept clean and open. Honey is the best thing.

 

Manuka honey works well I used it on this wound and it worked a treat!

[Guest lurcherboy2008]

i get it off a farmer they use it on live stock it costs next to nothing and you will never use it up in a life time

 

ILL POP OVER THE LOCAL FARM SHOP TOMORRO, THANKS ALOT

[Guest WILF]

any idea wher i can get that from and how much would it cost? how long will it last me? thanks

 

Thats really what this nonsense is all about aint it ...............lets treat the dog on the cheap.

 

I am hard on my hounds but I will tell ya this, when it comes to looking after them, I dont give a feck what the treatment costs.

I owe them that much and so does any dog owner.............you carry on with your carpet baggers remedys, and next time you get a gaping fecking hole in you that needs medical attention, get some fecker to sprinkle flour and fecking honey on it.

[Guest bobsuperdog]

fella take that poor dog to a vet and get it sorted you daft c**t.and if i was you i would remove them pictures you have put up for the world to see,that is animal crulety end off,and dont listen to the people on here get it to a vets.

[Guest lurcherboy2008]

fella take that poor dog to a vet and get it sorted you daft c**t.and if i was you i would remove them pictures you have put up for the world to see,that is animal crulety end off,and dont listen to the people on here get it to a vets.

 

oh bobs just another irish slabering clown, feck off will you its sorted now i got [bANNED TEXT] to sort it in the morning now shut the FU*K up like i said this post is not for arguing so just have something nice to say or keep them little lips shut, i dont think iv ever seen a post on here without people arguing ffu*k me theres some clowns on here

[Guest WILF]

ffu*k me theres some clowns on here

 

Feck me, at least you got that right!

[Guest Taffybull]

[slickdicko 0]

If you have took that dog to the vet and he said there is nowt he can do shoot the vet and take the dog to a proper vet that needs a stitch or two. A good vet would stitch that i have seen throat injures in terriers back in the olden days and seen vets clean and stich them up no problem

:clapper: i cant beleave a vet turned you away with that??

complain!