CATDOLL : CATDOLL: There are white worms like maggots crawling out of the small holes on the dog's body

1. There are white worms like maggots crawling out of small holes on the dog's body

Can I see the detailed picture? Why did your dog get into this state? The hair is almost gone! It's dangerous.

It looks like a fungal infection! First get an injection and then take anti-inflammatory medicine together

Apply iodine to all parts of the body!

Then observe whether the food you feed to people is too salty, which will cause hair loss!

It should be the larvae of fly pests. There are historical reports of "sheepskin screwworms", which occurred on sheep. Your case may be similar.

So what do you want to ask? If you ask what the bug is, it's the dermestid.

2. The dog's wound is very deep and full of maggots. It is too deep to clean out. Will the dog die?

Yes, he will die from various complications caused by inflammation. No matter how deep the wound is, the dead flesh must be cleaned thoroughly. Maggots only feed on dead flesh. If it is not thoroughly cleaned, it means that the dead flesh has not been removed cleanly and the wound will continue to become inflamed. Keep the dog in a stable condition, remove the dead flesh and clean the wound thoroughly until new flesh and blood are seen, and then bandage it after the inflammation is eliminated.

Maggots or maggots are fly larvae, which are the necessary stage between eggs and pupae. During this stage, maggots only eat and do not excrete, making them excellent scavengers in nature. Maggots are rich in protein and can be used as medicine or food.

Maggots are flies' eggs that hatch after several hours at 15℃~40℃. They are about two centimeters long and move by crawling.

Maggots are rich in protein and can be used as medicine or food. Maggots are the pathogen of myiasis and the larvae of flies. They are also called flesh worms and flesh buds. When it comes to flies, everyone has seen them, but not everyone knows them in detail.

Flies have a wide range of food, and their diet can be divided into three categories: nectar-feeding adult flies only feed on nectar or plant sap; hematophagous adult flies feed on animal or human blood, such as stable flies, commonly known as gadflies.

Omnivorous flies feed on a wide variety of food, including rotten plants and animals, human and animal food, excrement, secretions, pus and blood, etc. The vast majority of flies belong to this category.

There is also a type of flies that cannot feed because of their degenerated mouthparts, such as gastric flies, mad flies, skin flies, etc. Flies feed frequently, and they spit and excrete while eating, so many pathogens can be carried and spread by them.

Flies often land on ceilings, wires or hanging fly ropes at night, and move around in bright places during the day. Flies are good at flying, such as houseflies, which can fly 6 to 8 kilometers per hour. If they attach themselves to cars, ships or airplanes, they can spread over long distances.

Yes, he will die from various complications caused by inflammation

No matter how deep the wound is, the dead flesh must be cleaned thoroughly.

Maggots only feed on rotten flesh. If you don’t clean it thoroughly, it means that the rotten flesh has not been removed completely and inflammation will continue.

Fix the dog, remove the dead flesh and clean the wound thoroughly until new flesh and blood are seen, and bandage it after anti-inflammatory treatment.

Send him to the hospital. They need to expand the wound, clean it, and give him anti-inflammatory injections for a week.

Will rot

3. How to kill maggots

1. Kill the adults. Taking advantage of the fact that adults of the citrus fruit fly have the habit of taking food to supplement nutrition (sugar attraction) before laying eggs, you can use sugar, wine, vinegar, trichlorfon solution or trichlorfon sugar solution to make an attractant to kill the adults. The specific methods include spraying and hanging cans.

2. Cut off the source of insects. In places where citrus trees are scattered and the citrus fruit fly is seriously infested, pick all the green fruits of citrus, tangerines, grapefruits, and aurantiums in July and August to prevent the larvae in the fruits from maturing and achieve the purpose of cutting off the generation.

3. Remove maggot fruits and kill larvae. From late September to mid-November, remove unripe yellow or yellow-red maggot fruits, pick up all fallen fruits on the ground, boil them, and bury them in a centralized manner to kill the larvae and cut off the source of insects.

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Additional information:

Root maggots are one of the main pests that harm Chinese cabbage. Root maggots are the larvae of the species fly, which looks similar to the common housefly. They lay their eggs on the back of the base of the Chinese cabbage stalks and hatch into small maggots after 2 to 3 days. The root maggots then burrow into the soil and bite the epidermis of the Chinese cabbage roots, allowing pathogens in the soil to take advantage of the opportunity and cause the cabbage stalks to rot.

The citrus fruit fly only harms citrus fruits, with sour oranges and sweet oranges being the most seriously affected, followed by grapefruits and red mandarins, and occasionally lemons, citrons, and bergamots. The larvae eat the pulp inside the fruit, often causing the fruit to turn yellow before it is ripe, with a reddish yellow color. The affected fruit also rots severely, making it completely worthless and falling off prematurely, seriously affecting yield and quality.

Drugs to kill maggots: Fly larvae are generally concentrated and sensitive to drugs, so it is a good time to kill them with drugs. Commonly used drugs include organophosphorus, such as trichlorfon, malathion, fenitrothion, and chlorpyrifos; carbamates include benzylpyrethroids and pyrethroids.

Killing adult flies with drugs: Space spraying is the most effective way to quickly reduce the density of flies indoors and outdoors. It uses smaller doses of insecticides, such as dichlorvos and cypermethrin, to directly and quickly kill adult flies. Residual spraying is to use insecticide preparations with delayed and contact effects, and use constant spraying, deep smearing, painting, etc. to make the active ingredients of the insecticide evenly adhere to the staying surface according to a certain dose.

Commonly used agents include malathion, cis-cypermethrin, etc.; poison bait is used to kill flies. Insecticides with strong stomach poison effects are incorporated into baits that flies like to eat in a certain proportion for adult flies to feed on. Flies can die within a few minutes to tens of minutes after eating.

Such as 0.5% DDT rice grains, 0.1% DDT sugar solution, 1% Promethazine sugar solution; fly poison rope fly killing uses the habit of houseflies to stay on ropes and other hanging objects indoors to kill flies. For example, 1% to 2% Promethazine emulsion can be soaked in cotton, rope, or hemp rope with a diameter of 2.4 to 4.8 mm.

Additional information:

Maggots are larvae of invertebrate insects, order Diptera, and are called headless larvae because their heads and mouthparts are extremely degenerate. For example, the larvae of flies, maggots, are headless larvae.

Clinical research by Mexican medical experts has proven that the excrement of maggots after devouring dead flesh contains bactericidal salts, as well as antibiotics and substances in their bodies that enhance the patient's immunity, which help heal ulcer wounds, thereby avoiding patients having to undergo amputation surgery due to limb ulcers.

The researchers placed 1 mm long maggots into the infected wounds of patients. After the larvae devoured the dead flesh about 10 mm long, new maggots were replaced. The area of ​​necrosis in the patients' wound tissues decreased rapidly, and granulation tissue was generated and the wound healed faster.

Reference: Maggot Baidu Encyclopedia

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Drugs to kill maggots: Fly larvae are generally concentrated and sensitive to drugs, so it is a good time to kill them with drugs. Commonly used drugs include organophosphorus, such as trichlorfon, malathion, fenitrothion, and chlorpyrifos; carbamates include benzylpyrethroids and pyrethroids.

Drugs to kill adult flies: Space spraying is the most effective way to quickly reduce the density of flies indoors and outdoors. It uses a relatively small dose of insecticides to directly and quickly kill adult flies, such as dichlorvos and cypermethrin. Residual spraying is to use insecticide preparations with delayed and contact effects, and use constant spraying, deep wiping, and brushing to make the active ingredients of the insecticide adhere to the retention surface evenly at a certain dose. Commonly used agents include malathion and cis-cypermethrin. Poison bait flies are used to infiltrate insecticides with strong stomach poison effects into baits that flies like to eat in a certain proportion for adult flies to eat. After eating, flies can die within a few minutes to tens of minutes, such as 0.5% trichlorfon rice, 0.1% dichlorvos sugar solution, and 1% propoxur sugar solution. Fly poison rope flies are used to kill flies by taking advantage of the habit of houseflies to stay on hanging objects such as ropes indoors. For example, 1% to 2% propoxur emulsifiable concentrate can be soaked in cotton, rope, and hemp rope with a diameter of 2.4 to 4.8 mm.