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Posted by Redbone Chic on 03-25-2009 08:23 PM:

bit clean off...

my walker female bit one of our other dogs, it happened in a blink of the eye but she ripped a piece of the pups ear clean off... its about the size of my pinky if not bigger, going down the side of his ear... so he is missing a nice chunk. it looks like she hit one of the main veins so it was pouring blood for quite a while and i did everything in my knowledge to do with it. i called the emergency vet and she was very rude to me telling me its not her problem and she can't do anything about it while i still have the other piece of his ear i thought it could be sewed back on... anyways i taped it up and its been taped since monday night.

How long will it take for this to heal so it will quit pouring blood when he shakes his head? and also is it better to keep it taped up or to let the air get to it and just let it bleed a bit? he seemed like he was going into shock after a little while but he's doing better. I've never seen so much blood! i used emt gel and stuff but it did nothing at all...

Any input will help i really wanted to start working on him more he's only 8 months old.

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Posted by MikeO on 03-25-2009 08:30 PM:

super glue.

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Posted by pegjerben on 03-25-2009 08:30 PM:

find another vet.

we had a similar thing happen in the woods. Our vet sewed the edge of the ear shut. no more bleeding, and it healed totally within a couple of weeks.

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Posted by Redbone Chic on 03-25-2009 08:45 PM:

can they still do it even though it happened monday night?

Posted by on 03-25-2009 08:59 PM:

take the duct tape off his ear and let it get some air. it won't heal the way it is now.
plus he looks so **** silly, even if he bleeds to death let him die with dignity instead of having his ear wrapped up like an idiot.
he'll live, might hurt his fancy show dog career though.

Posted by meandoldred on 03-25-2009 09:34 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by MikeO
super glue.

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Posted by Blue Style on 03-25-2009 09:40 PM:

superglue

doesnt work, or at least it didnt for me...I had a young hound tangle with a coon a few years ago that got about 1/4 of his ear torn off...superglue didnt do anything to stop that kind of bleeding...when an ear gets ripped, it FLOWS blood, nothing is gonna stop it, your best bet is to get a towel and keep on it until it slows down and starts to clot a little, and you can either then tape it up for about 24-36 hours, or you can use plain old flour, flour works great...now that is for a freshly torn ear.....

Posted by Dan Dogs on 03-25-2009 09:47 PM:

find the bleeder and coterize it with a cigarett lighter..

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Posted by kevin k on 03-25-2009 10:55 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
find the bleeder and coterize it with a cigarett lighter..

ONLY WAY

Posted by treemydog32 on 03-25-2009 11:12 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
find the bleeder and coterize it with a cigarett lighter..

yes sir works everytime ..and a little purple stuff afterwards will help to..

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Posted by trappin_girl on 03-25-2009 11:20 PM:

Flour

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Posted by Velocity on 03-25-2009 11:45 PM:

You can try a million of these things but in the mean time you should find a reasonable vet that understands that you have hunting dogs and is willing to work with you on any further adventures you might run into. My old redbone got chewed on by a coon he caught on the ground and had an ear torn pretty good. I cleaned it and super glued it ,but everytime he shook his head it started bleeding again.I cleaned it again and realized that it had 2 broken blood vessels. Took him to the vet and got it cleaned and stitched for $ 160 (MONEY WELL SPENT). Certain vets around me are worse than PETA .

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Posted by deamon on 03-25-2009 11:48 PM:

Product called wonderdust works for me,you can get at most farm supply stores.Vet wrap is better than duct tape and is easy to put on and take off.I would definitely find a new vet."deamon"

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Posted by jking on 03-26-2009 07:00 AM:

I would take the pup to another vet. Superglue will not stick to a wet surface such as blood or water. If you decide to use it, pinch the vein to stop bleeding, clean thoroughly, dry thoroughly, and then glue. Why did the walker dog bite the pup? Is she usually agressive?

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Posted by Bluedogman on 03-26-2009 11:04 AM:

I had a dog a few years back that had an ear injury hunting. I noticed it when I loaded him up to come home from hunting one night. I don't know how it happened but there was a long and thick piece of skin peeled back.

I cleaned him up and tried to stop the bleeding as best I could but I could never stop the bleeding. The next morning I decided he had to go to the vet. The vet told me then that I could have glued it back with super glue and it would have been fine had I done it when it first happened.

As it was, he had to sew it back and I had to keep the dog's ears taped up to keep him for reopening the wound by shaking his head. It took a long time for this to heal and several visits to the vet.

I questioned him about using super glue as to it being toxic or was it just regular old super glue. He said yes he was talking about the reg old super glue and no it would not hurt to use it.

I always have super glue around house but never had it with me hunting. I started taking it along with other first aid stuff after then but never again had a need for it.

I think surgeons use a version of it on people in some cases...so yes it does work.

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Posted by s/s on 03-26-2009 01:15 PM:

We also used super glue on my brothers Rottie once...My nephew, only 4 at the time, had gotten a hold of a pair of sissors and was going to give Duke a hair cut..He cut into the dogs ear!!!My sister-in-law called me to come help...We got over there and it looked like someone had been murdered in thier house !! It was a horrible site from all the blood. She and Cody were covered ! From first site you would have thought he had cut the ear plum off because of all the blood. But it was just about 1/2 inch clean cut. We pinched it enough to stop the bleeding and applied super glue..It did take a couple of tries to actually get a good bond. But, it did work. Duke didn't even have a scar.

Doesn't sound like super glue is your answer now...But, keep it in mind for next time...

How is the pup doing now?

Posted by Redbone Chic on 03-26-2009 08:24 PM:

Brogy, your never gonna give up trying to get josh to get rid of that show dog lol but the dog won't be used for show only he'll be in the woods, just trying to put a title on him since he's just a pup.

jking, they run loose in the fenced yard and there was something on the ground i thought my female caught something cause they were all barking. i was yelling at her out the window cause i thought her and my bluetick were gonna get into it but the pup walked by a chomp off comes the ear. turns out it was a bone. the female used to be a bit aggressive when she was a pup, she jacks the tree a lot but i've worked on it and she isn't aggresive anymore but won't take no crap neither.

s/s, the pup doesn't live at my house i just have him at my house on weekends to work with him and take him to events and hunt but josh said he's doing okay.

Thanks everyone for your input

Posted by DEMODOG1 on 03-26-2009 08:35 PM:

alex brogy said pretty much everything to do ears bleed and bleed BASD youd think theyd die from all the blood loose but itll live bee had hers ripped off sounds about identical i packed some flour on it hard and kept hunting and hunted her every night it will open and bleed some but theyll get over it there hounds not poodles there tuff max is limpin on both front feet cause she broke off a tonail on each foot and broke one of her toes but i been huntin her every night TRUST ME THEYLL MAKE IT!!!!!! and it wont affect its show career either

Posted by Redbone Chic on 03-26-2009 08:40 PM:

i don't care about the **** shows. i enter them cause i'm a kid and have fun with it. I taped it up to stop the bleeding so he could ride home in Josh's jeep and not get blood all over. I am not stopping him from taking the tape off. I don't treat my dogs like poodles i know they are hounds and all of them are hunted cause they are hounds, obviously cause my dog got killed hunting.... sorry i don't have the best dog around i'm just a kid trying to have fun

Posted by on 03-26-2009 08:44 PM:

alex,
I'm just giving you a little grief. If you think I'm being tough on you, you should hear how I treat your boyfriend!

Posted by Redbone Chic on 03-26-2009 08:45 PM:

he can take the tape off if he wants, he can get rid of the dog if he wants. i don't stop him from doing anything.

Posted by gasserdogs on 03-26-2009 09:28 PM:

go to pharmacy and get abox of QR(quick relief) blood stop. this is for people who bleed easily i keep a box in hunting truck just for these occassion. same senerio happen to a dog of mine couple weeks it'll look better

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Posted by wayne f on 03-26-2009 10:55 PM:

pinch the ear to stop the bleeding dry the ear and apply supwer glue it haS ALWAYS WORKED FOR ME AND IN MOST CASES THEY HEAL GREAT WITH NO SCAR

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Posted by DEMODOG1 on 03-27-2009 12:50 AM:

hey alex that wasnt meant in a mean or teasing way! im sorry! if what i hear is true what ever you get to stop the bleeding bring for brogy sat in plainsview! lol !

Posted by 1deadeye on 03-27-2009 01:57 AM:

Kids. LOL
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