bitewound, if she can lick it, she can probably heal herself.. But to be on the safeside, i'de get the vet to rince the wound, and get some antibiotics in there.
Last year i had a running account at the vet because Boris @ 2 Years was a youngling with more balls then skill.
Bite wounds in his neck, on his head, his jaw, everywhere, from cats, and ferrets and what not...
Everytime i had to go to the vet, the ordeal became worse, because the vet has to get inside the wound, which hurts... And as it hurts, Boris would struggle, HARD.
struggle made it worse in the pain department, obviously..
I had to put my whole weight on top of Boris, and he would simply push me up.. Incredible power from such a small animal.
Luckily, this year, he seems to have his bravery matched by skill and physical condition.
Boris now owns the lands he patrols.
