What should I do if a dog has maggots on its body? After maggots grow on the dog's body, the owner must cut off the body hair at its worm location and expose the maggots for quick treatment. In the future, salt water can be used to clean the dog's body and pull out the maggots with forceps. If a wound has already occurred on the dog's body, it is recommended to send it to a pet clinic for treatment. After maggots grow on the dog's body, the breeder can cut the body hair where the dog's maggots grow and expose the maggots, so that it can be easily removed. The breeder can use pliers to pull out the maggots and use salt water to clean the dog's body later.
After the maggots are taken out, some hydrogen peroxide can be sprayed to sterilize and disinfect. In order to avoid the dog's licking and sucking the medicine liquid on the body, you can put an Elizabethan ring on it. If a wound appears on the dog and shows a painful expression, it is recommended to take it to the pet clinic for treatment. The maggots are made of rotten mechanisms. The growth of maggots on the dog's body may indicate that there is a wound on it and it has already rotted. Raisers must pay more attention to the physical condition of their dogs. If their body is damaged, they must be treated immediately to prevent the rotten worms.