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1. vetexplainspets.com › how-to-treat-dog-hematoma-atHow To Treat Dog Hematoma At Home – Vet Explains Pets

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   Now, let’s hear from some professionals in the field on how to treat dog hematomas at home: “Applying a cold compress to the affected area can help reduce swelling and alleviate pain. Just be sure to wrap the compress in a towel to prevent frostbite.”. – Veterinarian. “Arnica montana is a natural remedy that can help promote healing ...

2. www.pdsa.org.uk › first-aid-for-bruisesFirst aid for bruises - PDSA

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   • Step One: Check Your Pet
   • Step Two: Cold Compress
   • Step Three: Monitor The Bruise
   • Step Four: Contact Your Vet

   If you notice a bruise on your pet, check them for any other bruises, any wounds and other signs of illness.

   Multiple unexplained bruises can be a sign of a clotting/bleeding problem (which are rare but can be serious).

   Bruises after an operation are common, but should be monitored closely.

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   Cooling a new developing bruise can help reduce swelling and further bruising, but this is only helpful for new bruises, not old ones.

   You can make a cold compress by wrapping an ice pack (or some frozen peas!) in a towel.

   Place the cold pack gently on the bruise for ten minutes and stop if your pet becomes uncomfortable or distressed.

   If your pet has had an operation, you can very gently put a cold compress on the area and carefully clean around the wound, but try not to touch the wound itself as this might stop it from healing.

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   All bruises should be monitored closely

   Most disappear after about two weeks.

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   Contact your vet for advice if your pet has: 1. a very large or unexplained bruise 2. multiple bruises 3. a bruise that is growing quickly (especially after an operation), it might be completely normal but should be monitored 4. a very painful bruise 5. a bruise that has lasted more than two weeks.

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3. www.kingsdale.com › the-different-types-and-causesThe Different Types and Causes of Bruising in Dogs

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   There are several potential causes of bruising in dogs. The most common include trauma, thrombocytopenia, bleeding disorders, and vasculitis. Trauma is a common cause of bruising and can occur from any type of injury, whether it be accidental or due to surgery. Thrombocytopenia is a condition where there is a decrease in platelets, which are ...

4. petshun.com › article › can-a-dog-bruiseHow Do Dogs Bruise? Understanding Canine Bruising | PetShun

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   Bruising in dogs can be indicative of a traumatic event, an underlying health condition, or the ingestion of something poisonous. Characteristics. Values. Bruising in dogs. Unusual. Cause of bruising. Trauma, internal bleeding, disease, congenital causes, acquired causes. Trauma. Being hit by a car, surgery, rough housing.

5. www.pethealthnetwork.com › dog-health › dog-diseasesBruising in Dogs: Ecchymosis - Pet Health Network

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   Treatment of bruising Once your veterinarian is able to determine the cause of bruising, further treatment wil also be determined. Treatment may include intravenous (IV) fluids, blood transfusions, plasma transfusions (for von Willebrand’s disease or mouse/rat poison, steroids (for immune-mediated hemolytic anemia), Vitamin K1 therapy (for mouse and rat poison or liver failure), or ...

6. vetadvises.com › frequent-how-do-you-tell-if-a-dogFrequent How Do You Tell If a Dog is Bruised: Expert Tips ...

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   Sep 25, 2023 · September 25, 2023 by DR HARUN, DVM. To tell if a dog is bruised, look for visible signs such as swelling, discoloration, or tenderness in the affected area. Other indicators include limping, difficulty moving, or sensitivity to touch. Additionally, changes in behavior, such as increased aggression or withdrawal, can be indications of pain or ...

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   How do you treat a bruise on a dog?

   • Place the cold pack gently on the bruise for ten minutes and stop if your pet becomes uncomfortable or distressed. If your pet has had an operation, you can very gently put a cold compress on the area and carefully clean around the wound, but try not to touch the wound itself as this might stop it from healing. Most disappear after about two weeks.

   First aid for bruises - PDSA

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   Is a bruise in a dog normal?

   • Bruising in dogs is never normal, and signs of pinpoint bruises (called petechiae) or larger bruises (ecchymosis) warrant an immediate trip to your veterinarian. Of course, your veterinarian will rule out more benign causes (such as hives or an allergic reaction that can look similar to a bruise).

   Bruising in Dogs: Ecchymosis - Pet Health Network

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   Why is my dog bruising?

   • As a result, when we see dog bruising, we worry about an underlying platelet problem or clotting problem. Where might I notice bruising on my dog? Bruising in dogs is never normal, and signs of pinpoint bruises (called petechiae) or larger bruises (ecchymosis) warrant an immediate trip to your veterinarian.

   Bruising in Dogs: Ecchymosis - Pet Health Network

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   What are the different types of bruising in dogs?

   • The most common types of bruising in dogs are petechiae and ecchymosis. Petechia is small, pinpoint hemorrhages that can be seen most commonly on the mucous membranes or gingiva in the mouth. Ecchymosis or purpura is a larger area of patchy bruising and is defined as bleeding into the dermis and subcutaneous tissue.

   The Different Types and Causes of Bruising in Dogs

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   Is bruising a sign of vasculitis in dogs?

   • Bruising that occurs over a large area of the body, especially on the underside or belly may be seen with systemic disease or vasculitis. Having bruising that affects the pinnae (ear flaps) is often suggestive of vasculitis. Bruising in dogs can be a sign of several different conditions, some of which are quite serious.

   The Different Types and Causes of Bruising in Dogs

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   Is bruising a sign of erythema in dogs?

   • Bruising is the result of bleeding under the skin. It can be difficult for dog owners to differentiate bruising from erythema. Erythema is defined as redness of the skin that will blanch with pressure, whereas bruising will not blanch as there is blood loss from the capillaries and vessels.

   The Different Types and Causes of Bruising in Dogs

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8. seniortailwaggers.com › dog-wound-healing-stages4 Dog Wound Healing Stages [With Pictures] and Signs of ...

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   Jan 12, 2024 · Stage 1 – Hemostasis (stopping the bleeding) This is the first phase of wound healing, and it begins instantaneously when the injury occurs. Hemostasis is the process through which the body attempts to stop bleeding. This process involves blood clotting factors, fibrin, and platelets. When this process is finished, there will be a scab present.