“…In the past years, more studies and case reports of various species, such as cats (Guille et al, 2007;Owen et al, 2009; Nolff and Meyer-Lindenberg, 2015a; Nolff and Meyer-Lindenberg, 2015b), dogs (Ben-Amotz et al, 2007;Israel and Hickman, 2011;Buote and Havig, 2012;Cioffi et al, 2012;Spillebeen et al, 2013;Stanley et al, 2013;Pitt and Stanley, 2014;Abma et al, 2015;Coutin et al, 2015;Nolff et al, 2015c;Lippens et al, 2016;Miller et al, 2016;Or et al, 2016), horses (Gemeinhardt and Molnar, 2005), and even birds (Knapp-Hoch and de Matos, 2014), tigers (Lafortune et al, 2007), tortoises (Adkesson et al, 2007), and a rhinoceros (Harrison et al, 2011) were published. Negative pressure wound therapy has been used to accelerate wound closure, stimulate granulation tissue production, immobilize skin grafts, and remove and prevent fluid accumulation (Ben-Amotz et al, 2007;Guille et al, 2007;Stanley et al, 2013).…”