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"Proud Flesh" Too much of a good thing? Jim Hamilton, DVM One of the more common conditions that a vet is called in for are leg cuts. Depending on where on the leg it is and how big it is, the would is either sutured or cleaned up, bandaged and allowed to heal from the inside out. In either case, the most important thing is to discover the problem early because studies have shone that complications are much more likely with older wounds.
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