Sticking his nose where it doesnt belong.

[CathyBogart]

Just for anyone here who doesn't know....do NOT use hydrogen peroxide, especially on puncture wounds. The "foaming" action can drive bacteria deeper into the wounds.

[Marigold2]

Poor baby. Call the vet and ask for advice

[lizbud]

I hope both dogs are up to date on all their shots. Hope he's feeling
better soon.

[Freedom]

WELL! I am glad there was a fence between the two of them! Geepers!

I put bag balm on things like that. I liked what someone said about rinsing with saline (salt water).

Hope all heals well, and quickly.

[cyber-sibes]

Just for anyone here who doesn't know....do NOT use hydrogen peroxide, especially on puncture wounds. The "foaming" action can drive bacteria deeper into the wounds.

I'm glad I read this - I didn't know that, and I douse all their little cuts with peroxide. My mom always said the foam would flush everything out! (of course, she wasn't a vet)

Hope his little nosie gets better soon. If you see any signs of infection - it swells, oozes, gets hot, or he seems lethargic - take him to the vet. Puncture wounds can fester just under the surface where you can't see them, until they abcess, which gets ugly.

[Taz_Zoee]

Just for anyone here who doesn't know....do NOT use hydrogen peroxide, especially on puncture wounds. The "foaming" action can drive bacteria deeper into the wounds.

Really?? I guess I'd better tell my mom. She's ALWAYS used peroxide on all of us.....animals included. Huh, you learn something new everyday. Thanks for the info.

[kallisto4529]

oh no poor guy, his nose looks sore!!!! ya peroxcide is the worst you can use, we found this out when my mom was diagnosed years ago with diabetes and the dr told us this, we never knew, we had always used it.