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    Stopping bleeding

    Any of you old pig hunters have a trick for stopping bleeding? Dog has a rip in his ear, not enough to go to vets but enough to be constantly leaking. Anyone got a good remedy to make it scab?

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    go to the vets, without the dog and ask for that powder pighunters use.......cant remember the name sorry
    or swipe some baby powder from the babies room and use that.
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    Celox granules would be what I'd use. Surely there is a remedy, cornflower, baking soda, honey or something

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    I wrapped a handy towel around the tip of my vizsla ear when she cut it and duct taped it on. Took it off and replaced every day. Worked a treat

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    Vaseline works good too just pack the cut.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    Celox granules would be what I'd use. Surely there is a remedy, cornflower, baking soda, honey or something
    not baking soda....but flour will work.

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    I floured him last night. I should have rolled him in egg first he looks like he's about to be deep fried. Either that or he's picked up a filthy coke habit
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    we have used the glue like resin from flax leaves before on horses leg... cant see why not dogs ear.
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    good for burns too......speaking of glue, super glue might work to close it, maybe the bugga is shaking his head and so it never clouts enough.
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    Yeah that's it, he keeps shaking his head and rubbing it I'm the grass. Went to grab some blood stop powder from vets but nobody's open

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    Super glue would be worth a go maybe just do 1 side

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    Cornstarch will sometimes help on minor stuff.

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    cobwebs as well they also contain a natural antibiotic as well iv been told

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    They say supple jack juice works to ..from the new shoots but never tried it

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    If using superglue it stings for a second so dog might snap. Small amount at a time till it comes together. good luck
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