Newborn puppy scratched by mom, bone visible. What should I do?

Chicku needs to see a vet immediately. Newborn puppies are extremely fragile and can go downhill quite quickly, and any health problem with them should be considered an emergency. There are no home remedies for this, please take her into a vet now.

Unfortunately, there is no home treatment for this. The puppy really needs to be seen to make sure there wasn't any serious damage done to his leg, as that can affect his future growth. Newborn puppies are extremely fragile, and if he's in distress, he needs medical attention now. I would take this puppy, his littermates, and his mother into the vet immediately.

I am sorry to hear about Brownie May. She needs veterinary attention right away, this is a very serious wound and if treatment is postponed then she could be at risk of needing more extensive surgery. It is likely infected and also very painful. Imagine if your hand had the skin ripped off and bone exposed, you would be headed to the emergency room. I would look into finding a vet office that can take payments, apply for Care Credit, or borrow money from a friend or family member to have her seen. This is an emergency. You can find more info on resources for affording veterinary care at: https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/having-trouble-affording-veterinary-care

Such a deep wound with the bones and tendons exposed requires surgical attention from a vet. Contact your nearest clinic or animal welfare charities for a full assessment as soon as possible. Severe infection of the bones could lead to loss of the leg if not treated appropriately

Ys, I would definitely take Achilles into a vet for this. It's concerning that he's scratched the area so much he has cut open his chin. I'd take him into a vet in the morning. I hope this helps!

This sounds like a bad situation. Yes euthanasia may be the most human option, however, if that is not an option for you than it is VERY important to involve a veterinarian so that the puppy can be protected with antibiotics and something to help with pain. Your veterinarian may advise a surgery to remove any bony remnants if the traumatic amputation left behind parts that could lead to pain and arthritis. Please, please take her in for some antibiotics at the very least. She could develop a life threatening infection.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I highly recommend that you have both of your pups evaluated by a veterinarian as soon as possible. These wounds can get infected very easily. Also, it is crucial to check if any of these wounds need further local therapy such as stitches. Your veterinarian could also start pain medications as usually lacerations like that are painful. Good luck and have a good day!