Dog worms: signs, treatment, and prevention
Worms are common in dogs, especially puppies, and some of them are transmitted to humans. Regular prevention is cheaper and easier than treatment.
Common types
Cylindrical, conditional, hook, and tape, and the methods of infection vary.
- Through contaminated feces
- Through fleas
- From mother to puppies
How do you notice it?
Diarrhea, abdominal bloating, poor growth, or seeing worms in the stool.
- Frequent loose stools
- Large appetite without weight
- Itching of the anal area
Prevention table
Pups every two weeks up to 3 months, then monthly, and adults every 3-6 months.
- Weight-appropriate dewormer
- Flea treatment
- Cleaning the sleeping area
Products you may need
Browse all products of the Cats and Dogs section
Frequently Asked Questions
Are worms transmitted to children?
Yes, some types, hygiene is necessary.
Is analysis necessary?
It is preferred in cases of recurrence or persistent symptoms.
Conclusion
Daily exercise, proper nutrition, and adherence to vaccinations are the pillars of dog care. Do not hesitate to consult a doctor if you have any unusual symptoms.
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This article is for general guidance and does not replace consulting a specialist veterinarian.
