hydrogen peroxide for wounds?

[JETJOCK32]

H202

Originally Posted by jetjock32

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[LuvABull.Denver]

Originally Posted by danieloneil01

I pout it in my ears from time to time to do a good cleansing.

Does it crackle in your ears as it bubbles?

Dr. Oz recommends three drops of baby oil (each ear) twice a weeks for your ears to keep them clean.

I prefer olive oil.

[Charles22]

There are some weird posts on this thread, but I would not hesitate to use hydrogen-peroxide to clean a skin wound that was dirty. I would not do it for longer than a few days, though. Once the wound is clean it should start to heal.

[Normashirley]

This thread was started in 2007. Vetericyn wasn't around then. Spring for a bottle at Tractor Supply or order it from Valley Vet, which is a little cheaper.

It is also a great wipe for the ears.

I use it on the horses, dogs, and cats. My horses love their ears and noses wiped with it.

https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail....FYU9aQod9q4L9Q

Vetericyn is pricey but, a little goes a long way, and you get what you pay for.

I will not use peroxide on any open wound on my animals, I don't care who says it's safe. I use it on myself but not the critters.

[CALGUY]

Try this.

When my Shepherd developed a skin bacterial infection, I came across this site and tried it.
It works.
I did not want to give him any antibiotics.
That is dangerous for dogs.
Try this. (good video)
http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites...infection.aspx

[Rowan123]

Originally Posted by CALGUY

Try this.

When my Shepherd developed a skin bacterial infection, I came across this site and tried it.
It works.
I did not want to give him any antibiotics.
That is dangerous for dogs.
Try this. (good video)
A Simple Remedy to Treat Dog Skin Infection

Antibiotics if prescribed by a vet and used appropriately are not dangerous for dogs.

Originally Posted by Charles22

There are some weird posts on this thread, but I would not hesitate to use hydrogen-peroxide to clean a skin wound that was dirty. I would not do it for longer than a few days, though. Once the wound is clean it should start to heal.

Hydrogen peroxide can actually slow down healing and harm healthy tissue. I absolutely would not use it for several days in a row. It is certainly should not be used for puncture wounds.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/OPINION/07/1...medical.myths/

http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/w...-dos-and-donts

See the answer to the first question ^^^