veterinary suturing

Veterinary suturing is the process of closing a wound or surgical incision in animals using special threads called sutures. The veterinarian carefully stitches the tissue layers together to promote proper healing, prevent infection, and minimize scarring. Different types of sutures and stitch patterns are selected based on the wound location, size, and animal species. After the procedure, sutures are usually removed once the tissue has healed sufficiently. Proper suturing is essential for ensuring the animal's comfort, recovery, and optimal healing outcomes.