When dogs have worms in their stomachs, the main symptoms include frequent vomiting, frequent coughing, rubbing their buttocks, not getting fat after eating, white gums, and worms in their stools. First of all, when dogs are severely infected with roundworms, they will have symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, anemia, and neurological symptoms. Sometimes roundworms can also be seen in the dog’s vomit and feces. Secondly, hookworm larvae burrowing into the skin can cause itching and dermatitis in dogs, and can lead to secondary bacterial infection and prone to excessive bleeding. Finally, heartworms can cause your dog to cough, have difficulty breathing, and in severe cases, even cause death. Therefore, pet owners must regularly deworm their dogs internally and externally.

1. Frequent vomiting

When there are too many bugs in a dog’s stomach, it will irritate its gastrointestinal tract, causing it to vomit frequently, and bugs can also be seen in the vomit. If the bugs in the vomit are white, your dog is likely infected with roundworms. Therefore, when owners find that their dogs have this kind of behavior, they should consult a pet doctor promptly and choose appropriate anthelmintics for their dogs.

2. Frequent coughing

If a dog is infected with heartworms or parasites, the dog's respiratory system will be disrupted, resulting in frequent coughing and shortness of breath. Phenomenon. If this happens to a dog, the owner must deworm the dog as soon as possible. If deworming is not done in time, the dog's life may be in danger.

3. Rubbing the dog’s butt

If there are a lot of worms in the dog’s stomach, the worms will be difficult to pass out with the feces, and will accumulate in the anus, causing itching of the dog’s anus, so He would often rub his buttocks on the ground to relieve the itching and discomfort. However, dogs with inflamed anal glands will also rub their buttocks, so it is necessary to identify the cause. It is recommended that you take your dog to a pet hospital for a fecal examination to confirm that it is caused by parasitic infection and then deworm it.

4. You will not gain weight if you eat dry food

Parasites will absorb the nutrients in the dog’s body, so no matter how much the dog eats, he will not gain weight and will get worse. Eat thinner. If you find that your dog eats without getting fat, it is likely to be infected with internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms, and you need to deworm the dog in time.

5. White gums

Under normal circumstances, a dog’s gums are pink, but if a dog is infected with parasites, its gums will turn white. . This is because the parasites absorb the nutrients in the dog's body, causing the dog to be anemic, so the gums will be abnormally white.

6. There are worms in the poop

Being a dogWhen there are parasites in the stomach, the most obvious symptom is that eggs or worms can be seen in the dog’s feces. This is because there are too many bugs in the dog's stomach. Although some will be excreted with the feces, there are still many bugs in the body. And this situation also shows that the worms in the dog's stomach have been there for a long time and have caused certain damage to the body, so the owner must deworm the dog as soon as possible.