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I've twice had to have major stitchery done on sliced dog paw pads. IIRC, if the stitching-up isn't done within hours of the injury, then there's no point in doing it because the cut edges get hardened and can't really be stitched up? In which case the vet did all he or she could do at the time.
I've twice had to have major stitchery done on sliced dog paw pads. IIRC, if the stitching-up isn't done within hours of the injury, then there's no point in doing it because the cut edges get hardened and can't really be stitched up? In which case the vet did all he or she could do at the time.
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I think they just put him under to cut away the necrotic skin and stitch it.
He is awake now and has a pink wrap.
OK, I feel relieved now.
I'm angry, though -- right along with you -- about how the situation was handled. Not cool. AT ALL.
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