Traumatic wounds can be very frustrating in our veterinary patients. Every wound is different and changes as it progresses through the stages of healing. Infection, however, remains a huge issue. With changes in husbandry, owner-compliance issues, andthe steady emergence of resistant bacteria, we constantly have to change the way we approach wounds. Wounds that are not healing well or as fast as we would like, wounds with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRS A) or a tough Pseudomonas, orjust a regular, full-thickness, hit-by-car degloving can potentially benefit from some "old-school" remedies. Below you will find a breakdown of some of these therapies, how to use them, and their potential benefits.
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