The Effect of Snail Caviar Extract on Surgical Wound Healing in Female Cats After Spaying Surgery
Keywords:
Achatina snail, wound healing, collagen, female cat, spaying surgeryAbstract
This study investigates the effect of snail caviar extract on the healing of surgical wounds in female cats following spaying surgery. In this research, snail caviar extract was used as the sole therapeutic agent for the healing of a 2 cm surgical wound, and complete wound healing was observed within one week. The results indicate that snail caviar extract can be an effective agent for accelerating the healing of surgical wounds in small animals. Additionally, this article discusses the biological characteristics of the Achatina fulica snail and the beneficial compounds found in its eggs (snail caviar), such as collagen, proteins, and essential amino acids. The study demonstrates that the compounds in snail caviar can be used as a natural and safe method for wound healing without the need for antibiotics.
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