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Overview of Wound Healing Differences between Dogs and Cats

Wound healing is a crucial process in restoring skin integrity and is very important in all animal species. In veterinary medicine, clinicians often treat dogs and cats according to the same proto-cols. Yet, many studies have shown that there are differences in skin perfusion, macroscopic ap-pearance of wounds, and even microscopic cell structure of wounds between these two species. It was found that prolonged wound healing and “pseudo-healing” are much more common in cats than in dogs. Understanding the differences in wound healing between these two species may provide clinicians with better outcomes in wound healing treatment. The use of medical honey, intradermal and skin sutures, and longer suture retention may all contribute to better wound healing in cats. Keywords: Wound healing; Interspecies differences; Granulation tissue; Medical honey; Second intention healing; First intention healing