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Old 08-06-2005, 08:02 AM
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Sammy's left ear is all bloody (it's dry now). Don't know how. I left it alone, so if there was a cut, it can heal. He's acting very normal.
So am I doing the right thing? Anyone know what it may be from?
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Old 08-06-2005, 08:04 AM
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Hm, probably just a scratch. I'd wash it, get any hanging stuff off, otherwise leave it alone. Yep, for the most part, it isn't bothering him. Leave it alone.
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Is it bloody on the inside or outside?
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Ears bleed alot, it is probably just a scratch.
Maybe he got it from a stick, the fence, tree bark?
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It's bloody on the inside.
I'm scared that if I wash it, even with just a small guaze pad, I might bother it, or cause the scratch to reopen. Maybe I could lightly wash it with my finger and some water.
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If it's on the ear flap it's probably a scratch--there's lots of blood flow into the ear flaps. Is it inside the ear canal itself?
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If it's on the ear flap it's probably a scratch--there's lots of blood flow into the ear flaps. Is it inside the ear canal itself?
It's actually inside the ear canal.
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Well, personally I would try to gently cleanse the area to try and identify the area the blood came from. If you are nervous about doing this take him to the Vet, sometimes a bad ear infection can cause bleeding---easily treated, though.
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