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Fuciderm?

Fuciderm isn't really meant for use on cuts, its a corticosteroid preperation with anti-inflammatory properties.

Its also a POM so shouldn't be used without consulting a vet first.
 
I think Beth wants to clean the cuts on her GP, in which case a saline solution or alco-tip wipes would probably be the best idea.
 
thanks, he has a cut like Scar out of lionking :shock: i guess i can't put saline solution on that incase it gets his eyes
 
If you soak the cotton wool and then sqeeze it out it and be really careful it shouldn't get into his eyes. Maybe if someone can help you can hold a dry piece of cotton wool over his eye to catch any stray water drops and then you wipe it. However salt water shouldn't hurt his eyes I shouldn't think if is does get in his eyes just make sure to be careful. Saying that I know nothing about guinea pigs. Hope you get him sorted Beth.
 
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