There are three main reasons why dogs have diarrhea after taking deworming medicine: First, it is caused by too many worms in the dog’s stomach. Second, the dog’s own gastrointestinal tract is relatively fragile. Third, it is caused by excessive dosage of anthelmintics given to dogs. Therefore, when giving deworming medicine to your dog, you must strictly follow the instructions. If you really can’t grasp the dosage, you can also consult your pet doctor.

1. There are too many worms in the dog’s belly

If the dog itself is infected with a lot of parasites, then after taking the anthelmintic medicine, the parasites will be stimulated and the parasites will become overactive. , causing diarrhea in dogs, which is normal. When the parasites in the dog's body are eliminated, they will recover. Therefore, owners must deworm their dogs regularly to avoid this problem.

2. The dog’s gastrointestinal tract is relatively fragile

Some dogs’ gastrointestinal tract itself is relatively fragile, so after taking anthelmintics, the drug may irritate the gastrointestinal tract and cause symptoms. Diarrhea. This is also normal, and the owner does not need to worry too much. If you are really worried, you can also give your dog some pet-specific probiotics to regulate his stomach.

3. The dosage of deworming medicine fed to the dog is too large

If the dosage is not determined according to the weight of the dog when using the deworming medicine, the deworming effect will be Excessive dosage of medicine will cause damage to the dog's body, cause diarrhea, and will not have a good deworming effect. If it is determined that it is caused by excessive dosage of anthelmintic drugs, you can feed the dog antidiarrheal drugs containing kaolin, bismuth subcarbonate and other ingredients, and pay close attention to the dog's condition.