Puppies can undergo external deworming for the first time when they are about two months old, and it is best for puppies to undergo external deworming once every month thereafter. Most of the external deworming drugs are drops. , we need to gently push aside the hair on the puppy's neck, and then drop the external anthelmintic drug on the exposed skin. The drug will be absorbed into the blood through the sebaceous glands to achieve the deworming effect. In order to prevent the puppy from reacting to the deworming For licking, it is best to put an Elizabethan ring on the puppy. If the puppy has obvious parasites, it is recommended to deworm the puppy every two weeks.

Precautions for deworming puppies:

1. First of all, remember to use the right deworming medicine and go to a professional pet hospital for deworming.

2. If a dog is infected with internal parasites, such as hookworms, nematodes, roundworms, etc., its body will have adverse reactions, such as vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss. If a dog is infected with ectoparasites, it will be easier to see. There will usually be wounds on the skin, such as lice, fleas, mites and other ectoparasites, which can usually be killed with a medicinal bath. Therefore, when deworming your dog, you must determine whether it is external parasites or internal deworming.

3. If a dog is infected with parasites, there will also be fallen and escaped parasites in the places where it frequently moves. In order to prevent repeated infections, the living environment must be disinfected and dewormed. , cleaning your dog’s supplies regularly can reduce the spread of parasites.

4. Pregnant female dogs cannot be fed oral anthelmintics casually. It is best to consult a veterinarian when using medication. Improper medication may harm the health of the fetus and even cause stillbirth or miscarriage.