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With warmer weather comes more time outdoors, but it also brings seasonal hazards. We recently treated a dog on emergency after it was attacked by an alligator while near the water.![]()
Any wound, whether from trauma, a bite, a cut, or even a small skin injury can attract flies. With the concern for New World screwworm, these wounds become even more important to monitor. Screwworm flies lay eggs in open wounds, and the resulting larvae feed on living tissue, causing severe and rapidly worsening damage.![]()
The good news is that we have approved products available that target and kill screwworm larvae and can be used as part of treatment and prevention in at-risk animals.![]()
If your pet suffers any injury this summer, don’t wait! Have it evaluated and treated promptly. Early wound care can make all the difference.
Heartbeats and Whispers: Understanding Canine Heart Murmurs ❤️🐾![]()
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Heart murmurs in dogs may indicate heart disease, but sometimes they’re harmless. Find out about detection, causes, treatment, and prevention of heart murmurs in dogs.
🐴🧠 Some neurologic conditions in horses are present from birth or passed down genetically. These congenital and inherited disorders can affect coordination, balance, or normal nerve function as a horse grows 🐾⚡.![]()
While some cases remain mild, others can impact performance or quality of life, making early recognition and veterinary guidance essential for proper care 💙🩺![]()
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Congenital and Inherited Disorders of the Nervous System in Horses
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Learn about the veterinary topic of Congenital and Inherited Disorders of the Nervous System in Horses.
🚨 New World Screwworm Alert 🚨![]()
The New World Screwworm is a parasitic fly whose larvae (maggots) feed on living tissue, causing severe and rapidly worsening wounds in animals.![]()
Signs to watch for:
• Wounds that suddenly become larger or fail to heal
• Foul odor from a wound
• Bloody or draining sores
• Visible maggots in a wound
• Excessive licking, chewing, or irritation at a wound site
• Depression, decreased appetite, or weight loss in severe cases![]()
Even small wounds, surgical incisions, tick bites, and navels of newborn animals can become infected.![]()
Livestock, horses, pets, and wildlife can all be affected.![]()
Prevention is key: Promptly clean and monitor all wounds, use appropriate fly control measures, and contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice maggots or a wound that is rapidly worsening.![]()
Early detection and treatment can prevent serious tissue damage and save lives.
Activated charcoal administration:![]()
Horse: “Absolutely not.”![]()
Activated charcoal: “Absolutely everywhere.”![]()
Patient got the treatment. The floor, walls, stocks, and staff did too.
