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Animal Hour: New World Screwworm

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By Susan O’Brien, On-Site Veterinary
| Vail Daily Verified
Dr. Susan O’Brien can be reached at team@onsitevet.com or (970) 524-1122. Click HERE to make an appointment A parasite rarely encountered in the United States is receiving renewed attention after New World screwworm was detected in Texas in June 2026. The parasite has also been detected in New Mexico. While the primary concern is livestock, pet owners should understand that dogs and other mammals can also become infested.
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Animal Hour: What Your Pet’s Smile May Be Hiding

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By Susan O’Brien, On-Site Veterinary
| Vail Daily Verified
Click HERE to make an appointment Dr. Susan O’Brien can be reached at team@onsitevet.com or (970) 524-1122. When we think about our pets’ dental health, we often focus on what we can see: tartar, bad breath, or discolored teeth. But some of the most important dental problems are hidden beneath the gumline. That’s why dental radiographs (X-rays) are such an important part of comprehensive veterinary dental care. A tooth is much more than the portion visible above the gums.
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