Raw from "Hair Ring Removal"

[HeatherLouWho]

Ok. My male is not shy about removing any POSSIBILITY of a hair ring from his member. Problem is, he does his "hair ring check" at least once a day, and has developed a red spot (callous?) at the base. He squeaks when he does his "check," so I am sure he has some pain, but that doesn't stop him. Not sure my vet is particularly savvy. When I took Asa in, he just gave me some Metacam for the pain, which allowed him to continue to "check" his injured member. Surely there is some way I can help him to heal. Any suggestions welcome.
:wacko:

 

[Riven]

Have you actually checked him for a hair ring? It's possible that he has a small hair wrapped there he can't get. Chins will not over clean themselves without cause.

If you do a through check, you may need a magnifying glass, and find nothing I wouldn't worry about it. The squeak might not be from pain...

 

[ticklechin]

The squeak might not be from pain...

:rofl:

 

[HeatherLouWho]

I don't think it's that he has a hair ring. I believe he is "playing the flute" recreationally. I just want to know if there is anything I can put on him to help him heal, or help him to resist.

 

[Chinmama]

You can put some KY on it if you are afraid he is making it raw.

 

[HeatherLouWho]

Ok. KY it is!

 

[cahtie]

I believe he is "playing the flute" recreationally.

:tease:

(giggling like a school girl) :hilarious:

 

[seachin]

:laughitup::rofl::laughitup::rofl::laughitup:

 

[Zoaea]

*walks away* :laughitup:

ps Raven's right, dosen't hurt to double check his flute. =P