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Rescue Poor Little Kittens From GIANT Botfly Larvae 2019

— June 19, 2019 31 comments
Rescue Poor Little Kittens From GIANT Botfly Larvae 2019
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Summer time fun! This is a Cuterebra larvae that I removed from a stray cat at work. Cuterebra flies, or Bot Flies, lay their eggs in grass near rodent or rabbit borrows. These are their preferred hosts, but they're not opposed to cats and dogs. The eggs attach to the animal's fur, hatch into larvae, and enter the body through the nose, mouth, or an open wound. Once inside, they crawl around under the skin looking for a good place to call home. This is usually near the face or on the neck, and it forms a noticeable lump, or "warble". The larvae continues to grow and will create a breathing hole. Once matured (about an inch long) it falls out and becomes a fly outside of the body. This process takes about a month and is most common at the end of summer or early fall. Luckily, bot fly larvae aren't dangerous unless found in large numbers. They're more benign than maggots, and are easily removed. Flea and tick preventatives don't protect against bot fly larvae. The only prevention? Keeping cats indoors and dogs restricted to leashes while out in rural areas. #Cuterebra #cuterebralarvae #botfly #botflylarvae #warble #sheltertech #sheltermedicine #vetmedworld #vettech #VETSNOBIETY #shetercat #kittenseason #VetTechsOfInstagram #kittentherapy

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Summer time fun! This is a Cuterebra larvae that I removed from a stray cat at work. Cuterebra flies, or Bot Flies, lay their eggs in grass near rodent or rabbit borrows. These are their preferred hosts, but they're not opposed to cats and dogs. The eggs attach to the animal's fur, hatch into larvae, and enter the body through the nose, mouth, or an open wound. Once inside, they crawl around under the skin looking for a good place to call home. This is usually near the face or on the neck, and it forms a noticeable lump, or "warble". The larvae continues to grow and will create a breathing hole. Once matured (about an inch long) it falls out and becomes a fly outside of the body. This process takes about a month and is most common at the end of summer or early fall. Luckily, bot fly larvae aren't dangerous unless found in large numbers. They're more benign than maggots, and are easily removed. Flea and tick preventatives don't protect against bot fly larvae. The only prevention? Keeping cats indoors and dogs restricted to leashes while out in rural areas. #Cuterebra #cuterebralarvae #botfly #botflylarvae #warble #sheltertech #sheltermedicine #vetmedworld #vettech #VETSNOBIETY #shetercat #kittenseason #VetTechsOfInstagram #kittentherapy

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  8. Humans to Kitten: OMG POOR BABY I AM LITERALLY SHAKING
    Humans to Fly: OMG KILL IT NOW

    So you claim to love all animals but you wanna kill one type because it doesnt look cute?

  13. Meu Deus como pode deixar isso acontecer com o gatinho falta de cuidado eu tenho 4 gatos amo tanto que ate seus bigodes quê caem.eu.guardo são jóias pra mim eu morreria. Eles sofrecem assim???????

  14. Pq os fdp dos donos deixam isso acontecer!!!? Isso é maldade devemos cuidar dos nossos filhos bichanos com muito cuidado para isso não acontecer !!!!! ??????

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