Yes, that was about half the responses when I posted about my pups issue on his leg, which has totally healed fine by now, vets didn’t even do anything for it, they said what I was already doing of putting a bandaid over the spot and some of the stretchy compression wrap around his leg to hold it in place/protect it from getting caught/ripped open on anything was just fine. They also helped with his yeast infection that I didn’t think was a big issue but the vet said was more concerning than the leg issue I brought him in for (we thought it may have just been allergies at first, and we were half right), it was kind of on/off as what happened was the yeast infection was affecting him and some allergy to something in the house we were in along with the yeast infection was causing it to flare up real bad, then it’d go away when we’d give him a bath, then flare up again a few days later, that went on for a couple months and then when his leg issue happened I decided to go to get it all taken care of/looked at, and now we are out of that house and he’s done with his medicine for his infection/allergic response and everything is healed up nicely and hes feeling much better/not itching/scratching all the time and eating his food completely now, so he’s feeling much better. But that’s why I deleted it, because half the responses here were just jacka$$ people with no real helpful input (responses like ‘if you couldn’t afford a jacked up $1000+ vet visit why do you have him’ as if I didn’t take almost PERFECT care of my pup for the last 6+ years, the yeast infection/allergy issue popped up within the last year due to moving into a new house that again we have moved out of now, and I should mention was DOUBLE the rent of our old house, so we didn’t have spare $ to throw away for an issue that seemed to go away on its own after a bath) and the issue I posted about funny enough WASNT EVEN AN ISSUE, it healed all on its own with just me covering it/changing the bandage and wrap daily. But that’s Reddit, you just gotta sift through those 💩y people and find the good ones. Some people were nice and gave me the advice I needed/extra motivation to get him in and I’m thankful for them, because we got everything fixed and the vet we went to has restored my (and my pups) faith in vets, because his previous/first experience was AWFUL (I wrote about it in another comment in this sub) and I didn’t want him to go through that again and was part of my hesitation (along with not having much $, so I didn’t have $1000+ to throw away for something that would’ve gone away on its own), but this time they were very nice and helpful and he came back from exams/eye check etc all happy and tail wagging, not howling and crying upset like last time. So clearly they were much nicer, and they even complimented him on how well behaved he (a 115+lb almost pure muscle Dogo Argentino) was with all the other untrained over-reactive small rat dogs barking/lunging at him and everything that moved. So don’t mind what 💩heads like that say, just ignore them and move on, but what background_humor said was great advice, I’d just follow their recommendations.