By DHARMENDRASINH RATHOD | GENERAL MANAGER
Animal care summary of March 2019
Last month in March, heat of summer, is almost started. Parvo cases are been reduced. Now,
We have been receiving calls of many stray animals suffering from various types of another illness, especially of Maggots wound in Dogs. Whenever the stray animal got open wound, many time there are chances of getting maggots in it, if properly not treated or not taken care.
Maggots is caused by a female fly, usually a blowfly, laying eggs in a festering wound, on areas of the skin that are consistently damp, or on areas of skin that are soiled by urine or feces. ... Persistent skin infections or allergies can also increase the risk of maggot infestation
Our team of Vets has started necessary treatment and care of patients as per requirement of case.
Below is a summary of what our Animal Mobile Clinics did in the month of March 2019.
Total new cases treated: 632
Total follow up cases: 1091
Total cases closed (treatment completed): 393
Total cases admitted in our hospital: 23
Our three vans did a total of 1654 visits as below:
Van A1: 456
Van A2: 628
Van A3: 639
The treatments of 632 animals are as below:
Dogs: -628
Cats: -34
Cows: 02
Thank you donors for your trust in us! We request you help Speechless animals and birds as much as possible.
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