Whether a dog will heal itself after being injured mainly depends on the circumstances of the injury, the size of the wound, whether it is infected, and the strength of the dog's self-healing ability. If the dog only suffers minor trauma, the wound is small, and there is no abnormality such as wound infection or edema, it can generally heal on its own. However, if the dog is seriously injured, the wound is large, the wound infection is serious, edema occurs, and secondary bacterial infection occurs, it generally will not heal on its own, and it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.
1. Minor trauma will generally heal on its own
If the dog only suffers minor trauma, such as fur or skin damage, minor skin scratches, soft tissue contusions and other minor injuries, it will generally heal. Self-healing. However, owners should also pay attention to disinfecting the dog's wounds, and must not let the dog's wounds become infected, otherwise it will be more troublesome.
2. Serious injuries generally do not heal on their own
If the dog is seriously injured, such as fractures, cracks, lacerations, internal organ damage, etc., this situation will heal on its own. The probability is not very high, and you need to take it to a pet hospital for treatment, and depending on the severity, whether surgery is needed. In addition, if the dog's wound is large and deep, it will not heal on its own. The dog needs to be treated immediately around the wound and on the wound surface, otherwise it is likely to cause serious infection and even threaten the dog. s life.
3. Precautions
No matter what kind of injury the dog has, the wound needs to be disinfected, and then use relevant external sprays to avoid serious secondary infections. If necessary It is recommended to consult a professional pet doctor.