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Old 05-27-08, 11:59 am
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Exclamation Claw won't stop bleeding!

My male Hoover is a nightmare trying to get his claws clipped, and I mean a nightmare he's bitten and drawn blood on my face because of it before, and I've just tried it and I accidently took off more of the claw than I should have and it bled quite alot, and it has not stopped for about 10 minutes I would say.

What can I do to stop it or what should I look for, any advice on it really!?!?
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Old 05-27-08, 12:01 pm
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Re: Claw won't stop bleeding!

Have you dipped it in anything?
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If you ever clip into the quick, just dip the nail into some plain flour if you have no quickstop available. It will stop the bleeding. I think we all accidentally clip into the quick now and again because the pigs don't always like to sit really still.
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Re: Claw won't stop bleeding!

I was told by an emergency vet (I did the same thing) that baking soda does the same thing.
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Re: Claw won't stop bleeding!

Thanks, I put him on my bed with some apple and flour beneth his foot and it seems to have stopped now, will keep checking on him :).
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Re: Claw won't stop bleeding!

With Haley around, I don't have to post as much!
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Re: Claw won't stop bleeding!

Very true LY lol

This is his paw as it was bleeding :(



He got scared so hid himself on my bed bless him, I felt so guilty!




My bed now, quite alot of blood there and there was some onmy top and in his cage =[ I think he will be going to the vets next time
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With Haley around, I don't have to post as much!
Hehe, I do love the quote button! ;)

& Oh my god Char! I'd have been completely freaking out! Forget traumatizing the piggie, I think you may need therapy after this! :P
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