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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Suggest Treatment For Cut Cause By Dog Teeth

hi doc my 2 cousins loves to play with our 7 month old mini pincher. they will put their hands in the mouth of our dog, then my cousin had a abrasion in his hand i washed it with water and soap. while my other cousin had small cut in he finger. our puppy had complete vaccination.what we should do lease answer . ty
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
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Keep the wounds clean and watch for any development of infection. You can put some antibiotic ointment on them to hopefully prevent infection from happening. Signs would be swelling, redness, pus, hot to touch etc. In that case antibiotics might be necessary. Be sure the cousins are up to date on their tetanus shots. Since the puppy is vaccinated, there should be no need to worry about rabies. Hope this helps
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Suggest Treatment For Cut Cause By Dog Teeth

Keep the wounds clean and watch for any development of infection. You can put some antibiotic ointment on them to hopefully prevent infection from happening. Signs would be swelling, redness, pus, hot to touch etc. In that case antibiotics might be necessary. Be sure the cousins are up to date on their tetanus shots. Since the puppy is vaccinated, there should be no need to worry about rabies. Hope this helps