Actually, maggots are good for cleaning out dead tissues...assuming you remove them.
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Ewww... Maggots
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Nasty, smelly, etc.........!
I did watch a Discovery Channel show about these critters...
They were used to clean dead tissue where gangrene was present and the ONLY hope; else the person was going to lose a leg! They said it actually worked; whereas, strong antibiotics did NOT!
I don't know if I could stand having them on me or my dog or someone near and dear to me!!!
Yikes!
..........and, I'm so sorry about your pets being put down too!
I did watch a Discovery Channel show about these critters...
They were used to clean dead tissue where gangrene was present and the ONLY hope; else the person was going to lose a leg! They said it actually worked; whereas, strong antibiotics did NOT!
I don't know if I could stand having them on me or my dog or someone near and dear to me!!!
Yikes!
..........and, I'm so sorry about your pets being put down too!
In some cases, doctors use them, especially in cases of old wounds. Maggots will only eat decaying tissue and by clearing out dead tissue, fresh tissue can begin healing over and will be less susceptible to infection if carefully monitored afterward, since decaying flesh would have higher amounts of bacterial growth.
Anyway, that's usually in a controlled medical setting. Dogs (or people) running around with maggots in a fresh wound--probably not good at all and again, icky.
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Hopefully you didn't have your dogs killed just because they had some maggots!! As has been stated previously, maggots are nature's cleaners. They eat away the necrotic flesh. Hell doctors in some hospitals are using maggots for treatment of patients with gangrenous wounds to great benefit.
As stated earlier, maggots in a controlled environment can be beneficial...you put a fly larva or three on a prepared area and let them do their thing. But when they're naturally occurring, a gazillion maggots hatching out of the gazillion eggs that a fly leaves behind, they eat everything, not just the necrotic flesh.
I've never seen a maggot infestation on a live animal though. That just gives me a bad case of ICK. We once got an infestation of maggots in our house, they came crawling out of the carpet (I still don't know how or why) and we had to pick them out and wash everything. It was traumatically gross.
I shall be shivering all day and wishing I had not clicked on this thread.