Yes today I had a nonstop cut and when my dog licked it, it stop bleeding and all you people who say no to this what are you to know Ill believe the people with dogs but you others no. Yes dogs saliva can heal a wound. But they have cleaner mouths so please have faith in your dog because my dog is my hero.
NOOOOOOOOOOO Read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wound_licking
Yes! Dog saliva does have antibacterial properties. Their mouths are even cleaner than our own!:)
Dogs lick their wound cause of the pain. For example my dog can't walk he Has a wound. It's so far back he can't lick His wound. My other dog can walk and does Not have a wound. She licks his wound. When Dogs have wounds because of a bad accident. Some dogs believe licking makes them feel better And they believe it helps them heal sinner or Later. From hhhopal
Dogs may lick cuts due to their natural instinct to clean wounds and promote healing. The licking action can help remove dirt and debris from the wound, and the saliva contains enzymes that may have some antibacterial properties. However, excessive licking can also delay healing and potentially introduce bacteria from the dog's mouth to the wound. It's best to consult a veterinarian if you notice your dog licking a cut excessively.
Axolotls are known for their remarkable ability to regenerate tissues quickly, including limbs, spinal cord, and organs. They can heal wounds rapidly, making them one of the fastest-healing animals.
DO DOGS EAT 3 MEALS A DAY ALL OF DIFFERENT FOOD?? NO THEY ONLY EAT 1-2 DIFFERENT THINGS A DAY MOSTLY DOG FOOD AND TREATSBeacuse they have anticeptic in there saliva and therefore its always clean hope this is the answer you wanted( U REANSWEREDNOPE.. NOT TRUE BECAUSE DOGS HAVE A DIFFERENT SALIVA THE N US THAT BREAKS UP BACTERIA...
because there saliva actually heals wounds
dogs saliva has enzymes that destroys harmful bacteria but also when a dog licks its wound its tongue gets rid of dead tissue so the wounds heal faster.This may not have the same effect for people. All animals have certain naturally occurring bacteria that live in their mouths. These same bacteria infecting your wound would likely lead to a serious medical problem. If you want to experiment with bodily fluids on your own wound, try your own tears rather than some butt-licking, carrion-eating animal's saliva.
dogs heal your wounds
Yes, dogs' saliva contains some antibacterial properties that can help clean wounds, but it is not considered a reliable antiseptic.
that's a good question but im not sure
Not exactly but the enzymes may cause the itch or pain to subside. However, it has been proven that dogs' saliva contain mild anti-biotic agent that could heal wounds better and faster by disinfecting the wounds first.
Nothing. People used to think the enzymes (i.e. amylase) in a dog's saliva would kill bacteria but this is not the case. Dogs' mouths are dirty (like humans) and when they lick their wounds, if those wounds heal, it is in spite of the licking and not because of it.
Not that I know of, but it does contain chemicals that heal minor wounds such as small cuts and mouth pimples :)
In Breaking Dawn, The fourth book of the Twilight Saga, Edward seals Bella's bites for her to become a vampire and to save her life. He licks over her wounds so she doesn't bleed to death. : ) That is the only vampire novel that I know of that you can seal wounds with spit. Vampire spit, that is. : )
Honey helps wounds to heal up faster
Time heals nearly all physical wounds but rarely does it heal mental wounds.
Vinegar cannot heal wounds, it can clean out wounds so they can be healed. Essential oils and aloe vera are better products to heal skin.