Wound healing and considerations in exotic species (part 3)

Wound healing in exotic pet animals can vary due to their anatomical differences. Understanding these differences will help veterinary nursesto apply appropriate closures and bandaging to maximise success in these cases. There is an overwhelming selection of products available for all manner of wounds on the market today; this article highlights differences in exotics and provide tips on how to care for common wounds using products available in all practices. As veterinary professionals, understanding the basic principles of wound healing and selection and application of the most appropriate products will promote ideal wound healing whether considering surgical or traumatic wounds.

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The Veterinary Nurse
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2026-02-02
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https://doi.org/10.12968/vetn.2025.0041
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Wound Healing and Treatments
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Wound healing and considerations in exotic species (part 3)

Evie Yon, Kelly Deane, Vicky Lilley
The Veterinary Nurse
Wound Healing and Treatments
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Wound healing and considerations in exotic species (part 3)

Evie Yon, Kelly Deane, Vicky Lilley
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Abstract

Wound healing in exotic pet animals can vary due to their anatomical differences. Understanding these differences will help veterinary nursesto apply appropriate closures and bandaging to maximise success in these cases. There is an overwhelming selection of products available for all manner of wounds on the market today; this article highlights differences in exotics and provide tips on how to care for common wounds using products available in all practices. As veterinary professionals, understanding the basic principles of wound healing and selection and application of the most appropriate products will promote ideal wound healing whether considering surgical or traumatic wounds.

The Veterinary NurseVol. 17(1)
Royal Veterinary College (GB), Mother Hospital (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Wound Healing and Treatments
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