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[Problem] Maggots [Advice] Once fly eggs have hatched into maggots, it is often too late for the hedgehog and it will need VERY URGENT Veterinary attention. You can use the same basic treatment as for fly eggs but get to a VET or Wildlife Rescue centre IMMEDIATELY You can flush the wound out with warm salt water or spray with F10 Germicidal wound spray, which in many cases will remove maggots and stop fly eggs hatching and can be used as a first aid measure until you can get to the vet or Rescue Centre. Do not use flour, pure salt or any other old wives tale remedy [Description] 
White or creamy wriggling worm like creatures, seen on hedgehogs with wounds or that are cold and have grown from the fly eggs
First Aid and medical hints and tips » Epping Forest Hedgehog Rescue
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