🐾Pets may get fishbones stuck in their paws while playing.
🚑If the wound is infected, it's best to take your pet to the vet for treatment.
😽The veterinarian will carefully remove the fishbone from your pet's paw.
📦Your pet might need to wear an e-collar to prevent them from licking the wound.
🤝It's important to follow the veterinarian's instructions for cleaning and treating the paw injury.
What should I do if my pet gets a fishbone stuck in their paw?
—Try to carefully remove the fishbone using tweezers. If it's difficult or the wound is infected, take your pet to the vet.
Is it safe for my pet to lick the wound?
—No, it's not safe because the wound could be infected. Your pet may need to wear an e-collar to prevent licking.
Can I clean the wound myself?
—If the wound is not severe or infected, you can clean it with disinfectant soap. However, it's best to follow the vet's instructions.
Will my pet need stitches?
—It depends on the severity of the injury. The veterinarian will assess the wound and determine if stitches are necessary.
How long will it take for my pet's paw to heal?
—The healing time varies depending on the injury. Follow the vet's instructions and monitor your pet's progress.
00:00Introduction and request for assistance in helping a pet with a fishbone stuck in their paw.
00:12Meet Kira, the pet with a fishbone stuck in her paw.
00:22Realization that the wound might be infected and the need to take Kira to the vet for treatment.
01:11The veterinarian successfully removes the fishbone from Kira's paw.
01:30Caution against allowing Kira to lick the infected wound and the introduction of the e-collar.
01:48Cleaning the wound with disinfectant soap and applying regenerative cream with antibiotic.
02:22Bandaging Kira's paw to promote healing.
02:36Kira's successful recovery and gratitude for the e-collar.
