My wolf isn't eating, has porcupine quills in mouth. How to remove?

Poor Ember. No, this will not fall off on its own. Because of their barbs, porcupine quills can get stuck in a dog's soft tissue, and can move deeper into the body if they're not removed right away. The more the dog moves, the more likely the quills are to break and travel further into her face. Unfortunately there are no OTC medications you can give her to sedate her. She won't let her near it because it's quite painful. You need to take her into a vet immediately so that they can safely sedate her and remove the quill. Please take her into a vet now. Best of luck.

Yes, this will be causing Squeakers pain and discomfort, and it's not normal. It suggests severe dental disease. This can be treated by a vet by having the teeth removed, and the vet can do a dental cleaning, scaling, and polishing. I'd take him into a vet in the morning. I hope this helps!

If he will let you without you getting bitten, check inside his mouth for wounds or anything being stuck in his teeth or on the roof of his mouth. If there is something there and you can get it loose without much trouble, try that. However, if you cannot get it loose or there is nothing to be found that could be causing the problem, I recommend getting him seen by your vet as soon as possible.

It looks like a big hairball that got stuck to the front teeth. You need to gently pull it out. If it is too uncomfortable for Chimmy, you will need to take him to your local vets to do it under sedation.

They may fall out on their own, however, they should be removed by your veterinarian to prevent further pain. Ideally, dental x-rays should be done to confirm no remnants of the roots remain. This could lead to infection. Additionally, he is likely very painful and should get some form of prescription pain medication. If your veterinarian is unavailable, consider a visit to the nearest veterinary ER. Antibiotics may also be indicated.

Hello. You should try to get her into a carrier, box, or something that will restrain her & get her to a veterinarian. If you cannot get her to the vet, she will quite sick if she is unable to eat. Once she is at the vet., she can be sedated & a thorough oral exam will be done. Hope all is OK. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

I am definitely concerned about Huerra's bite wounds. The wounds on her leg look deep, and I always recommend flushing and exploring bite wounds under sedation since often there is even more damage under the surface. I would recommend seeing an emergency veterinarian. They would be able to prescribe pain medication and antibiotics to prevent infection as well.