This is a YouTube video titled "CURA así las HERIDAS en las ALMOHADILLAS de tu PERRO🐶🩹 #shorts #perros" containing a monologue or instructional content about how to treat wounds on a dog's paw pads. The speaker explains step-by-step first aid care for bleeding wounds in pets, advising when to seek veterinary help and how to clean and protect the wound at home. The content is educational and aimed at pet owners.
If our animal has a wound, the first thing we will do is check that there is no object bothering it or that it is actually pricking it. The moment we see that the wound is bleeding, all we need to do is press on the wound with a little gauze and leave it for two to three minutes to see if the bleeding really stops. If that doesn't happen, it is advisable to go directly to our vet, because we may have to do some stitches. If the bleeding has really stopped, all we would have to do is treat it ourselves at home. The first thing we should do is clean the entire area of the leg with a little serum. Once it is clean, we would apply the antiseptic with the same gauze or gauze soaked in chlorhexidine would be enough to do it. We clean the wound very well, especially so that nothing remains on the leg. And once we have done that, what we would do directly if we are at home, is leave it out in the open. We don't need to bandage it. If we were going for a walk, we would have to bandage it. The most important thing we have to keep in mind is that the animal doesn't lick the wound. Okay?