Even though they are small in size, they are aggressive by nature, so when they encounter other dogs around them that are provocative, they will not hesitate to get into a fight. However, this nature often makes him suffer, and it is not uncommon for him to be bitten by other dogs, so pet owners can refer to the following methods to help him get better sooner.

First, immediately check the injury situation

The first thing pet owners should do when they see a fighting bite on a doodle is to check the injury to see how big it is, how much it is bleeding, and so on. If the wound is deep enough to see bone or if there is a fracture, then it is time to take the pit bull to the doctor carefully. If the injury is not serious and the wound is not too large, the pet owner can use hydrogen peroxide to clean the wound.

Second, sprinkle powder on the wound

After cleaning the wound, the owner should hold the bucket tightly, sprinkle some powder on the wound, cover the surface evenly, then press a cotton ball and wrap it with gauze, applying tape to keep the gauze from falling off. By nature, the bucket may lick the wound with its tongue or tear the gauze, so it is advisable to put an Elizabethan ring on the bucket so that it cannot do any damage.

Third, pay attention to care and supplemental nutrition

After the owner has bandaged the wound, he should reduce the number of times the bucket goes outside and finally let the bucket recuperate at home by changing the medication and taking care of it. In addition, pet owners should also give their pooch proper nutrition during its recuperation period, using bone broth, minced meat porridge, chicken breast, etc. as a nutritious meal for the pooch. If you don’t have time to make a homemade meal for your pit bull, it’s a good idea to feed him some canned dog food or nutritional paste.