How to Clean and Treat Dog Wound (Dog First Aid Basics)

Knowing some canine first aid is a must for all dog owners. If you don't want to have to run to the veterinarian for every little cut and scrape, learning how to clean a dog wound will come in handy. I'll show you a few canine first aid basics for dogs, including cleaning a dog's wound whether it's a dog bite wound, dog abscess wound or anything else. The supplies you'll need for this are:

- antiseptic solution (amzn.to/31UP8Z6)
- antimicrobial ointment (amzn.to/2IuOZ6W)
- water based lubricant (NOT Vaseline)
- clippers, scissors or a razor
- clean towels
- warm water

Full written instructions here: topdogtips.com/how-to-clean-a-dog-wound

"These things should all be included in your canine first aid kit. You should even keep a small bottle of water in your kit, just in case your pup has an accident during a power outage or outdoors where your water supply may be far away."

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