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New World Screwworm Infestation Expands to Arizona, Affecting Pets

The New World Screwworm infestation has reached Arizona, adding to cases in New Mexico and Texas. A total of 74 animal cases have been reported since June, with the maggots causing severe injuries to pets.

The New World Screwworm infestation has expanded to Arizona, affecting pets in the region. This follows similar outbreaks in New Mexico and Texas, with a total of 74 animal cases reported since June. The flies lay eggs in animal wounds, leading to maggots that can cause severe injuries and potentially fatal outcomes for pets.

Key facts

  • New World Screwworm infestation has spread to Arizona.
  • 74 animal cases have been reported in the US since June.
  • The infestation also affects New Mexico and Texas.
  • Maggots feed on the flesh of living animals.
  • Injuries caused by the maggots can be severe or fatal.
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Original Headline

Flesh-eating screwworms are feasting on pets; 4 dogs and cat attacked this week

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New World Screwworm Infestation Expands to Arizona, Affecting Pets