How to ensure the health of dogs is very important for dog owners. For example, how often should dogs be dewormed? And how often should dogs take deworming medicine? These are two very important things when dogs are dewormed. Now is the season when everything revives in spring, when fleas and dust mites become active, and dogs begin to moult. The weather is getting warmer, and owners also like to take their dogs outdoors for activities. It is easy for dogs to be infected with internal and external parasites, so spring is a good time for dogs. For dogs, the skin is still relatively fragile. During the renewal and iteration stage of this protective layer of the body, the body will also be affected to a certain extent. Therefore, during this time period, poop scrapers must be prepared for deworming and vaccination.

Timely deworming is very important

Some people do not correctly understand deworming drugs and think that one deworming drug can remove all parasites on dogs. In fact, there are internal parasites and external parasites in dogs.

Most users of internal anthelmintics will remember to feed them regularly. After all, internal parasites can cause dogs to frequently vomit, have loose or soft stools, especially if there are strings in the loose stools.

In severe cases, there will be live worms crawling in the vomitus and diarrhea.

However, some pet owners who have ectoparasites think that it is not necessary to take deworming drugs for their dogs, but this is not the case. Summer is a time when parasites are most prevalent, and dogs are more likely to be infected with parasites such as fleas and ticks.

Once a dog is infected with fleas, there will be small red spots on the skin, the hair will become thinner and sparse, and he may even become bald. Sometimes it's not just the skin damage that can cause anemia if the dog is too young.

In addition, external parasites such as fleas and ticks carry pathogens in their bodies and can transmit the pathogens to dogs by biting their skin.

How often should you take deworming medicine

The frequency of deworming for dogs of different ages is different. Taking internal parasites as an example, generally puppies should be dewormed for the first time 6-8 weeks after birth, and then once a month until they are six months old.

Dogs after six months of age have stronger resistance than puppies and should generally be dewormed every three months.

How to deworm dogs?

1. Internal deworming

Oral anthelmintic drugs are generally used to expel internal parasites in dogs. Commonly used brands include Bayer, Fulin Compound Fipredronil Drops, etc. When giving medicine, you must strictly follow the instructions on the medicine instructions. Generally speaking, give medicine to your dog while eating or after eating.

When feeding anthelmintics, fast for about 8 hours afterwards. (A few medicines do not require fasting.) If the dog vomits within two hours after taking the medicine, it needs to be retaken..

​2. External deworming

Most external deworming drugs for dogs are drops or sprays. When dropped on the dog's body surface, parasites can be driven away. Whether it is a spray or a drop, the deworming effect is the same, and both can effectively repel the dog's parasites. External parasites.

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