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You should take your dog to a verterinarian. As there are different kinds of pain, there also different medicaments for treatment. I can only tell you, do NEVER give your dog any pain killer which contains acetaminofen.
if it is sqrming or barking or look for blood that is how you will find out
Only a licensed veterinarian can tell you what is wrong with your dog and what to give her. See your local vet immediately.
Usually, dogs will act more aggressively if they are in pain. But this is not the rule- you just have to watch carefully to see if the behavior of the dog is in any way unusual.
The only way you can know for sure is to see your vet and if your dog appears to be uncomfortable or in pain please see your vet ASAP.
One way you will know is because they will not be able top walk. Your dog is going to be in a lot of pain. You should take him to the vet as soon as possible.
DO NOT FEED YOUR DOG ASPRIN! Why would you want to give it asprin? A pain? If it has pain, take it to your family vet and find if you can fix the pain, the vet will probably tell you whats going on.
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Hi, Check with your vet if there's a discharge from the incision, or if your dog seems to be in excessive pain. (It's rare for a dog to need pain medication, but it's not unheard of.)
First thing I would recommend is take the dog to your Veterinarian to be checked out. You need to find out what is causing the pain. The Vet will recommend what is best for the dog. Do not try to treat this dog at home, you need to know exactly what is causing the pain first.
It can be hard to tell for sure if your dog has a broken rib, but if you even suspect your dog has a broken bone, take the dog to the vet. A dog with a broken rib may cry in pain when touched or petted, or when the dog tries to move around, especially when getting up or lying down.
It can be hard to tell for sure if your dog has a broken rib, but if you even suspect your dog has a broken bone, take the dog to the vet. A dog with a broken rib may cry in pain when touched or petted, or when the dog tries to move around, especially when getting up or lying down.