BITE - Dog

A deep, jagged bite wound across the cheek or jaw with ragged tissue edges, heavy bleeding, and bruising around the injury site. This effect reads clearly from distance and immediately signals facial trauma to responders, forcing them to manage airway concerns, bleeding control, and a distressed casualty simultaneously.

• A dog attack in a public park where bystanders have called emergency services; paramedics arrive to find a panicked casualty with facial trauma and must rapidly assess airway patency, bleeding control, and psychological state while deciding on transport.
• A rural farm scenario where an actor has been bitten during animal handling; responders must work in a confined space with limited light, manage a bleeding facial wound, and keep the casualty calm while preparing for possible transfers to a specialist centre.

• Silicone A & B
• Skin Tone Pigment
• Blood 1 & 2
• Alcohol-Activated Palette
• Setting Powder
• Alcohol Activator Spray
• Fresh Scab Blood
• Face/mouth safe blood

• Spatulas
• Mixing Pots
• Powder Brush
• Paint Brushes
• Stipple Sponge
• Wet Wipes
• Gloves
• Aprons