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... Residents, ranchers, veterinarians and wildlife managers are being urged to report any suspected cases immediately, particularly unusual wounds or signs of infestation in livestock, pets or wildlife, to ensure rapid detection and containment of the parasite.

What Pet Owners Need to Know

Pet owners are urged to stay alert as the screwworm threat spreads, particularly in areas where cases have been confirmed. The parasite targets open wounds, making even small cuts or untreated injuries a potential entry point for infestation.

Monitor pets for:

• worsening wounds
  
• unusual swelling
  
• foul odors
  
• visible larvae (maggots) in the skin.
  

Animals may also show signs of discomfort, including excessive licking, agitation or lethargy. Any suspicious symptoms should be treated as urgent and evaluated by a veterinarian immediately. ...

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