For the benefit of visitors looking for information on Negasunt, this is an update on the original article on my field experience with Negasunt powder.
Matt is a large dog that is always getting into trouble. He had a large hole on the back of his left upper hind leg that is already swollen. Managed to squirt some Negasunt powder into the hole. Gave a villager a bottle of negasunt but unfortunately there was no follow-up and the hole was not treated for 2 weeks. In addition the poor dog managed to hurt its paws with a deep gash. Am pleased that its no longer limping and the hole is getting smaller after 2 further treatments 7 days apart.
Matt being treated with Negasunt.
Jack the wild pig has a wound on its cheek and flies are bothering him. He would put his affected cheek against the floor. But Jack would not allow anyone to come near. The best we can do is to sprinkle the powder at the spot where it lays its cheek. Cost us a total of 3 Negasunt powder after several failed attempts to treat him. Hopefully he recover soon.
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Tags: animal rescue, dog, Jack the wild boar, maggot wound, Negasunt, wild boar
