Price went to the vet Monday. His burn is healing under the scab, which is acting as a bandage.
He was prescribed skin antibiotics, to start as the gut antibiotics are finishing. We have a little diazapam to encourage appetite and assist with sleep, if need be. And a little mild opiate, if needed for pain.
Forks Outfitters's butcher gave me a fist-full of beef fat for our boy. He ate four quarter-size mouthfuls on the way home. Fat to be converted to vitamin C to heal faster.
The vet said Price would be sloughing the scab. Today I found him beginning to clean the scab off, revealing bright-pink skin underneath. Yes, I know the scab is made of himself, but EWWWWW.
He was prescribed skin antibiotics, to start as the gut antibiotics are finishing. We have a little diazapam to encourage appetite and assist with sleep, if need be. And a little mild opiate, if needed for pain.
Forks Outfitters's butcher gave me a fist-full of beef fat for our boy. He ate four quarter-size mouthfuls on the way home. Fat to be converted to vitamin C to heal faster.
The vet said Price would be sloughing the scab. Today I found him beginning to clean the scab off, revealing bright-pink skin underneath. Yes, I know the scab is made of himself, but EWWWWW.
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Great news! Keep healing, Price.
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