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Hey there! I hope everything goes well at the vet, for now if the wounds are shallow then you can apply some neosporin to the raw areas. Try covering the areas with some soft gauze as well, If not then just watch to make sure they aren’t licking at the spots.
This is very important. Please make sure that you use the neosporin WITHOUT pain relief in it, this has proven to be toxic to them. Plain neosporin should be fine though.
Let us know how the visit goes!
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