I used our new suction machine to clean out a massively infected wound on a hog, it cleaned all the pus and blood out really well – I’m very impressed, and I’m sure the poor hog appreciates all that gunk being removed from it’s body too.
The jar was full of manky blood and pus when I’d finished, and it stank to high heaven too.
Now the wound has been cleaned and flushed, I hope it will heal up nicely, and this poor hog can be released back to the wild.
A lungworm in the poo sample of a hedgehog that Tracy collected last night. Ivermectin and Levacide wormers dispensed. First
Hedgehogs in April by Kay Bullen, Trustee, British Hedgehog Preservation Society April is a busy time for the hedgehogs. They
We collected this young hoglet recently from Kinson – A lady was clearing leaves in her garden when she inadvertently
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