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Danny Sack

Danny Sack

Danny Sack, DVM, is a residency-trained veterinary surgeon on Long Island, NY, specializing in orthopedics, sports medicine, and minimally invasive surgery, with a large social media following under @dr.dannysack.

Oct 8, 2026

13:14
[laughs]
13:15
Yeah, so the, the big thing that was shown in some recent studies is that we all know the saying, "Dilution or is the solution to pollution," right? And so plain tap water is gonna actually be as effective if you can get that big volume.
13:27
It's also really nice, we were talking about this porf- before, many of us reach for sterile saline.
13:33
W- A lot of us reached our, raised our hands, and that's kind of just, that's what we're used to, right? It's what we do.
13:38
Um, but you're, you can't go through three gallons of sterile saline, right? Like, that's going to deplete your, [laughs] your hospital's entire volume of it.
13:46
And so when you have these gigantic wounds that are grossly infected that's going to need a ton, a ton, a ton of volume, tap water is perfect, right? You can bring them next to the faucet.
13:55
You attach a little extension on it, and you just let it flow through.

12 MINS LATER

26:17
Uh, [laughs] so Dr. Sack, walk us through the four stages of wound healing.

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