| Having a dog is a big responsibility.
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| | is still in place. Your pet might have
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| Some even compare taking care of a dog to
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| | been irritated by it and has chewed or
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| that of a baby. The only advantage having
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| | tried to scratch it off. Look closely at
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| dogs compared to having babies is that
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| | the position and the location of the
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| they won't grow older and turn into
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| | bandage when you do check. Look at the
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| stressful teenagers. Because dogs are
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| | toes of the pet, the bandage might have
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| like babies they sometimes also end up in
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| | slipped up making the toes stick out.
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| harmful situations. They would sometimes
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| | Also look at the size, if the bandage has
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| get themselves trapped in a tight place
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| | become loose. This should be taken into
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| or get hit by something that will injure
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| | account when a dog has been bandaged in
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| one of their limbs. When that happens, we
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| | the abdomen or leg area. This is because
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| should learn how to bandage our dogs to
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| | one end will be bigger than the other and
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| prevent further damage. Here are some
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| | eventually become narrower. When the
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| basic ways of how to bandage your injured
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| | bandage telescopes down the limb of the
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| dog.
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| | dog it may bunch up and abrade the limb.
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| 1. When your pet has a bandage, it should
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| | When that happens, the bandage should be
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| always be clean and dry. So it's pretty
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| | changed as well.
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| important to make sure your pet stays
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| | 3. If the dog is bandaged up in the leg
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| inside most of the time when it has a
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| | make sure it isn't too tight. Observe how
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| bandage. To prevent the bandage from
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| | the toes will appear at the bottom of the
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| getting wet when the pet goes to pee or
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| | bandage at least twice a day. This is
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| poop, a trash bag or plastic covering
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| | done to check for sweating, swelling, or
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| should cover the bandaged leg. You may
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| | pain. Check for skin chaffing, redness,
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| use empty bread bags. When your pet has
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| | discharge or swelling before and after
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| wet or dirtied up the bandage, it would
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| | the bandage has been applied.
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| require changing. Make sure to check the
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| | 4. To prevent the pet from chewing the
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| bandage twice a day to see if it is clean
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| | bandage because of the bothersome
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| and dry. Check also for foul odors or
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| | experience it gives, put an Elizabethan
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| discharge and if there is any, call your
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| | collar. If you have observed that the pet
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| veterinarian immediately.
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| | is chewing or scratching it excessively,
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| 2. After bringing home your pet from the
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| | ask the vet if there might be problems.
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| veterinarian make sure that the bandage
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