Can sutures be removed w/out having to go to the vet?
Are their instructions of some sort on how to do it?
I could use ANY help on this matter.
Thanks,
Ray
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Can sutures be removed w/out having to go to the vet?
Are their instructions of some sort on how to do it?
I could use ANY help on this matter.
Thanks,
Ray
Are you trying to save money? What type of sutures were used and where are they located? What type of "work" was performed? A good reason to have the vet do it, is so he/she can see how the wound is healing.
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Jay A. Martin
Why do you want to remove them yourself? At many vets, the suture removal doesn't cost anything; it's considered part of the original procedure. If it's not because of money (stress to the animal, etc), all they'll do is snip each one and quickly pull it out - not that I'm recommending doing this at home. It's always a good idea to have them look at the incision to make sure it's healed enough to remove the sutures in the first place.
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