A hematoma doesn’t necessarily have to cost hundreds of dollars … talk to your vet about payment options or care credit … or ask your vet if there are local animal welfare organizations that may be able to help.

There are no “home remedies” that I am aware of.

My puppy wanted to chew everything in site.  I tried to offer her a lot of different play toys to stimulate her interest and I found that bully sticks were wonderful for her to chew; monitored so they do not choke.  Not all dogs take to nylabones but some do and kong products are great especially if you put something like cheese or peanutbutter inside and then they concentrate on licking instead of chewing.  If she’s out on the deck by herself for a long period of time she’s probably bored and lonely.  If she does it even when you are outside with her it’s probably because she likes to chew.  Just re-direct her interest into something else so she will forget about it.  If you stay consistent she should learn not to do it.  I try to keep all cleaning products and chemicals away from my pets.

You really shouldn’t give them anything without seeing the vet. Acetaminophen and ibuprofen are toxic to dogs. It is my understanding that one pill can kill them. I would at least call your vet. Maybe he can prescribe something over the phone.

He has two spots he has lost fure on an bumps has poped up throue out the place an he is sore to the touch ..thay were leakeing when i first saw it now it is just dry an flakey ..he had a scrach when it first Happend on his back…an he would not let me pet him were the place was i bath him an doc him up ..idk if it is some tipe of mange ..or ring worm…or if my little girl or my famely can catch it if it is to spread ??

Are the spots where there’s no hair circular? It sounds a little bit like ring worm.