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Jul 16 2011 08:34pm
I cut the nails of my puppy and it begin to bled what to do.
just wait ?
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Jul 16 2011 08:35pm
Put pressure directly on the wound to stop the bleeding
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Jul 16 2011 08:36pm
You should be fine, just wait. You probably cut them a bit too short and cut some of the skin.
It will heal. Just keep him away from dirty stuff for a while... if you have dog shoes put them on for his walks, but either way he should be fine


Quote (hphman1193 @ Jul 16 2011 10:35pm)
Put pressure directly on the wound to stop the bleeding


Eh, unless it's gushing blood I'm pretty sure it'll be okay :)

This post was edited by Archmage on Jul 16 2011 08:36pm
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Jul 16 2011 08:37pm
Clean it out with soap+water and apply pressure with a wet towel on the area where the bleeding is.

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Jul 16 2011 08:38pm
Quote (Archmage @ Jul 16 2011 09:36pm)
You should be fine, just wait. You probably cut them a bit too short and cut some of the skin.
It will heal. Just keep him away from dirty stuff for a while... if you have dog shoes put them on for his walks, but either way he should be fine




Eh, unless it's gushing blood I'm pretty sure it'll be okay :)


I say it's better than just waiting it out
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Jul 16 2011 08:38pm
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I cut the nails of my puppy and it begin to bled what to do.
just wait ?


why are you cutting your dogs legs anyway?
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Jul 16 2011 08:40pm
Next time you should use a file, it'd be safer for the pup but it'll take longer. Or cut as very minimal as you can and file how ever much else.

This post was edited by Secret on Jul 16 2011 08:40pm
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Jul 16 2011 08:40pm
My irl job is working with animals , When you cut your dogs nails and you go too deep with the cut you have just cut through the front of its Tenders.
Nothing you can really do but clean the blood that falls , Unless you have a local petstore open , Id suggest going there and getting the nail bandaid , Its anywhere from 5$-6$
It fits over there nail and helps heal the wound.

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Next time you should use a file, it'd be safer for the dog but it'll take longer. Or cut as very minimal as you can and file how ever much else.


This is a good option , But with most dogs and cats when using a file it can leave iritating "grinders bumps" on your dog/cats nail and leave them too chew it too shreds.

This post was edited by Gougeon on Jul 16 2011 08:56pm
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Jul 16 2011 08:42pm
If you can, run to petsmart or walmart and look for stypic powder. Apply it to the wound with a cotton swab.
Apply pressure after with a paper towel or napkin. Then apply a little ice over the paper towel.
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Jul 16 2011 08:43pm
I'd just rush to a vet :p

Quote (Arsenic_Touch @ Jul 16 2011 10:42pm)
If you can, run to petsmart or walmart and look for stypic powder. Apply it to the wound with a cotton swab.
Apply pressure after with a paper towel or napkin. Then apply a little ice over the paper towel.


How uppity ^___^

This post was edited by Epion on Jul 16 2011 08:43pm
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