*Update*Help somthing atacked Big P(NEW Pics pg9)

[d.k]

*yeah, guys- I'm worried about that, too cuz neosporin is an grease/petroleum-base product-- long term it'll dry the skin out, not keep it moist & dirt will build up in it too-- think we can switcn to something like vit e or something that more attracts moisture?? This is something that needs some real brainstorming--

 

[hooligan]

yes Neosproin if applied to heavy will actually harbor bacteria. If used, do so SPARINGLY.
Vit E will help with healing, I second that.

 

[S n M Poultry]

Im uploading a pic now

 

[S n M Poultry]

Ok heres the new pic:

 

[d.k]

* What about maybe misting with sterile saline? Sodium attracts moisture.

 

[d.k]

*I'm gonna see if I can roust some help on this. Be back.

 

[rooster-red]

Looks like you did a good job sewing her up.

 

[lacyloo]

looks good , great job

 

[rooster-red]

I wouldn't use peroixde on the wound, it can kill some of the living tissue, just clean it with saline solution.

 

[speckledhen]

Someone called for mods on this one, but I would be wondering what to do myself. Irrigating with saline solution is something I might do, or using the Bactine antibacterial/antiseptic liquid to squirt on the wound as well might help keep out infection. I haven't had to deal with any wounds of this sort myself or I would have chimed in before. I agree, no peroxide!