Because dogs are more active and need to be walked frequently, dogs will inevitably lick their food into the grass or other places and become infected with parasites. Once infected with parasites, dogs will have diarrhea, loss of appetite, and serious symptoms. May cause death. So how to prevent and treat it?

What are the common intestinal parasites in dogs? 1. Coccidia canis. 2. Whipworm. 3. Canine tapeworm. 4. Canine hookworm. 5. Canine roundworm.

1. Questions about coccidia in dogs? 1. Oral infection is easy to occur in places with poor sanitation, which can cause loss of appetite, diarrhea, anemia, dehydration, weight loss and loss of vitality. 2. Puppies often die from severe diarrhea and enteritis. 3. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the environment and avoid dogs licking on the ground.

2. Questions about whipworm? 1. It lives in the cecum and colon of dogs and is directly transmitted through the mouth without the need for an intermediate host. 2. The eggs will be excreted with the feces, and will hatch into larvae in 2 to 4 weeks under suitable conditions and infect dogs. 3. Puppies are prone to stunting and anemia after infection.

What are the common intestinal parasites in dogs?

3. Questions about canine tapeworms? 1. The main route of infection is through flea infection. 2. When a large number of tapeworms appear in a dog's body, it will lead to malnutrition and weight loss. The tapeworms will block the intestines and cause gastrointestinal diseases. 3. It is common to see dogs rubbing on the ground due to anal itching. 4. The preventive method is to get rid of fleas on dogs and cats. 4. Questions about canine hookworm? 1. Also known as duodenum, it parasitizes in the small intestine, sucks blood, and is infected through the mouth, skin, and placenta. 2. Symptoms include digestive disorders, weight loss, anemia, mucus and bloody stools, vomiting, diarrhea and neurological symptoms. 3. The amount of blood sucked by one worm is about 0.8CC per day, so it often causes acute anemia and death due to complications of other diseases.

5. Questions about canine roundworms? 1. Puppies have a high infection rate, which can be caused by placental infection or oral infection, and symptoms such as abdominal enlargement, vomiting, diarrhea, and stunted growth may occur. 2. Dogs should be dewormed 3 to 4 weeks after birth. 6. Common blood parasites in dogs? 1. Canine heartworm, canine pyrozoon and trypanosome are common blood parasites in dogs. Blood tests are required to determine whether they are infected. 2. Usually infected by mosquitoes, ticks, flies and other vectors.

It is particularly important to pay attention to the cleanliness of the environment and avoid dogs licking on the ground. It is also necessary to regularly feed the dog deworming medicine for prevention. In case of infection, the treatment will be painful. In addition to the money spent, it is better to prevent it now.