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How long after a Schnauzer’s surgery can it be bathed?

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A Schnauzer needs the wound fully healed before bathing, about 1 to 2 weeks, to avoid infection. After healing, you can bathe it.

But if the dog is still weak after healing, delay bathing to avoid illness. Keep it warm and dry the coat fully after washing.

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