How do you stop bleeding from a dogs puncture wound?

Answer 1

If a bird has very minor bleeding from a small wound, such as a nail that was clipped a bit too close, you may apply styptic powder. It may purchased at any major pet supply store. It comes on its own or in most animal manicure kits. If the bleeding is moderate to heavy, or will not stop, it is best to get them to a professional. Birds cannot withstand too much blood loss. ____________________ I'd imagine "very minor" bleeding would quickly cease. Any continuing blood loss sufficiently worrying to cause the bird's carer to seek help clearly needs professional assistance. Pet stores don't come under the heading of "professional". ____________________

Answer 2

Bleeding from the eyes is caused by some sort of Trauma or Injury. Nothing you can do at home is going to help. You need to take it to the vet asap. Not taking your dog to the vet can cause your dog to lose it's sight. Never mess around when it comes to the eyes. Only a vet can help your dog.

Answer 3

First you get a rag and put it over it until the bleeding isn't that bad and then if it is a larger cut get the rag wet and put it on and then dry it and then put a bandage around it if you think it is nececary.

Answer 4

Female bleeding means she's in heat and you can't stop it. If it's an injury just apply pressure until it stops.

Answer 5

Try spraying his gums with salt water twice a day for two or three days. if there are no results, see a vet. :)

Answer 6

your dog clearly should not be bleeding out of no where the only way it would be bleeding is if something happened to so that's a time when you should take it to a vet.

Answer 7

Clean with fresh, clean water, apply direct pressure until the bleeding stops, and then get the dog to a vet ASAP.

Answer 8

Take it it a veterinarian for treatment.