Veterinarians and humane societies issue warnings for pet owners following New World screwworm cases detected in dogs in Texas and New Mexico. Reports say there are two confirmed cases in dogs, and that the wider outbreak involves more than 30 confirmed instances in the two states. The organizations advise owners to remain vigilant and take preventive steps to reduce the risk to animals. While the exact circumstances of each case are not detailed in the available coverage, the guidance focuses on monitoring pets for signs that could indicate infestation and responding promptly through veterinary care if symptoms are suspected. The warnings emphasize that screwworms can affect animals and that early recognition and treatment are important. The story is covered across multiple outlets, which consistently describe the same overall pattern: confirmed animal cases in the region, a broader count of instances in Texas and New Mexico, and a call for continued owner awareness to protect pets.