Use soap and water to gently clean the wound.Put pressure on the wound with a clean towel to stop any bleeding.Use a clean bandage to cover the wound.Keep the wound above your heart to stop it from getting bigger and getting sick.
Bleeding continues after 15 minutes of pressure.You think you're injured.Infected bite. Redness, swelling, warmth, and pus are symptoms. Fever is also possible.Diabetes or an immune-compromising disease. Cancer, AIDS, and liver or lung illness.
Detect infections.Remove damaged tissue and clean your wound.Stitch your wound. Open wounds heal faster and rarely get infected.Antibiotics prevent infections.If your last tetanus vaccination was over 5 years ago, get one.
Take your time while selecting a pet for the family. Be sure that their vaccines are up to date at all times.