There are many pet-raising misunderstandings shared by pet owners:

"It will be so cold tomorrow,

It’s snowing in some places.

Mosquitoes and small flying insects are basically invisible.

Why should we continue to deworm it?"

In fact, it’s not just summer that requires deworming.

Winter is also essential!

Today we will learn about the importance of deworming!

There are many types of parasites,

​Different sizes and different shapes,

The following parasites are relatively common in cats and dogs.

Flea:

This is a very common parasite among pets,

Even there is no single way to completely eradicate them,

Once a flea is found on the master's body,

There might be 100 of them around.

Their life cycle is quite complex,

There are four stages: flea eggs, larvae, flea pupae, and adult fleas.

Although they cannot survive very cold temperatures for very long,

But throughout the winter, adult fleas can be found on many cats and dogs.

Ticks:

Ticks are temporary parasites on the body surface of many vertebrates.

Can cause symptoms such as skin allergies, skin ulcers and skin inflammation.

The tick infection was not treated,

May cause the host to be infected with tick-borne infectious diseases, which can be fatal in severe cases.

Although April to October is the peak season for ticks.

​But some ticks are still very cold-resistant.

As long as they jump on cats and dogs,

I won’t let go of the opportunity to suck blood.

Heartworm:(in vivo)

Heartworm disease is caused by parasites,

They mainly live in the blood vessels of the lungs and heart,

Transmitted by mosquitoes.

Although winter is not the active season for mosquitoes,

​But usually when the temperature is above 5 degrees,

You can still find traces of mosquitoes in your home,

So we still shouldn’tShould be ignored.

​Intestinal parasites:(in vivo)

 Same as heartworm,

They live in cats and dogs,

Therefore, low temperatures in winter have almost no effect on this type of parasite.

So deworm on time in winter

Essential for furry kids!

Here are a few types for you

A relatively safe and common external anthelmintic,

New parents can take a small notebook and write it down!

A very safe external drive,

Can be used on all breeds of dogs and cats,

The insecticidal ingredients in the drug only act on

Ticks, fleas and other arthropods,

So it has no impact on humans or pets.

Its unique high lipophilicity can be used within 24 hours after use.

Spread all over the body,

Therefore, Fulian’s killing effect can last for more than a month,

Taking a bath will not affect the use effect.

Frequency of use: Regular use every month, non-stop throughout the year.

(Available for ages 8 and above)

The difference from drops is that

This age group has smaller restrictions,

Can be used for pregnant and lactating female dogs and cats,

It can also be used on 2-day-old puppies

And kittens over 7 weeks old~

Can repel lice, fleas, ear mites, ticks, etc.

The frequency of use is also once a month.

This product is mainly used to treat dogs and cats

Infections with roundworms, hookworms, scabies mites, fleas and lice,

, and prevention of feline heartworm disease, etc.

​According to the weight of the pet

There are different specifications to choose from.

Can be used for pregnant and lactating dogs and cats,

and 6-week-old puppies and kittens,

There won’t be any side effects.

Frequency of use: once a month,

Duration: 28 days.

If we say that deworming in summer is for the purpose of deworming,

Then winter is for prevention!

So in addition to using anthelmintics,

​Protective measures to prevent parasites

Parents also need to be in place!

In fact, parasites are not terrible,

It is also relatively easy to prevent and treat.

As long as we deworm it all year round

and daily protection,

Then don’t worry too much!