DMSO and Maggots
Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2003 10:53 pm
Hello Jennifer,
Thank you for your tip on maggots.
In your experience, do you think DMSO would be capable of driving maggots out of orifaces? Wildlife rehabilitators regularly get in animals with maggots in rectum, eyes, ears, throat, nostrils. I've had reports of people using Advantage flea preparation in desperation, but it would be nice to know of a safe alternative.
Did you use the salve directly on the wound? Do you think it would be absorbed into the body enough to drive them from everywhere?
What about infant animals? Do you think there would be a harm in using this in eyes-closed infants?
Thank you !
Kind regards,
Janice Hughlett
Licensed Rehabilitator - Maryland
17 years - Opossums
President, National Opossum Society, Inc. - www.opossum.org
Thank you for your tip on maggots.
In your experience, do you think DMSO would be capable of driving maggots out of orifaces? Wildlife rehabilitators regularly get in animals with maggots in rectum, eyes, ears, throat, nostrils. I've had reports of people using Advantage flea preparation in desperation, but it would be nice to know of a safe alternative.
Did you use the salve directly on the wound? Do you think it would be absorbed into the body enough to drive them from everywhere?
What about infant animals? Do you think there would be a harm in using this in eyes-closed infants?
Thank you !
Kind regards,
Janice Hughlett
Licensed Rehabilitator - Maryland
17 years - Opossums
President, National Opossum Society, Inc. - www.opossum.org