It is not possible to expose the flesh of a dog's wound without suturing it. The specific situation needs to be judged according to the severity of the wound and the specific situation. If your dog's wound is small or just a minor scrape, stitches may not be needed, however, if your dog's wound is larger or deeper, stitches will be necessary.
Smaller wounds may heal on their own by cleaning and disinfecting them, and then applying appropriate anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs. But even if it is a small wound, the owner needs to pay close attention to ensure that there are no foreign objects around the wound, and avoid vigorous exercise or licking of the wound by the dog to prevent infection or deterioration.
Large wounds are not only difficult to heal on their own, but are also prone to infection, suppuration, and even more serious health problems. At this time, suturing the wound is a necessary treatment measure, which can help the wound heal faster, reduce the risk of infection, and prevent the dog from suffering more pain due to wound pain.
Owners should seek the advice of their veterinarian before deciding whether sutures are needed. Your veterinarian will assess the size, depth, and location of the wound, as well as your dog's overall health, and then make professional recommendations. If suturing is necessary, owners should follow their veterinarian's instructions to ensure that the dog is properly anesthetized and disinfected before suturing, and receives necessary care and observation after suturing.
It cannot be generalized as to whether it is okay to expose the flesh of a dog’s wound without suturing it. Owners need to judge based on the specific conditions of the wound and seek timely veterinary help when needed. With proper treatment and care, your dog's wounds can be effectively treated and restored to health as quickly as possible. In daily life, owners need to pay more attention to their dogs and increase their dog's nutrition during the recovery period, which will help the dog's wound recovery.