Dog deworming includes internal deworming and external deworming. Internal deworming is the first deworming for puppies around the full moon. Puppies before six months are dewormed once every month. After six months, Puppies and adult dogs should be dewormed every three months. External deworming can start when dogs are two months old. Usually external deworming and vaccination can be carried out at the same time.

Precautions for internal deworming:

Wait three hours before and after the dog eats to deworm the dog before feeding it, otherwise it will easily cause the dog to vomit and eat to expel it. Insecticides are given based on the dog's weight. Don't feed too much, otherwise it will easily lead to poisoning. Be sure to buy anthelmintics specifically for pets. Do not feed anthelmintics for humans. The dosage for humans is too high. After deworming, check whether there are white worms in the dog's excrement. If there are, you can eat them again after half a month.

Notes on external deworming:

External deworming for dogs is mainly to get rid of parasites such as fleas and lice. It usually takes about 1-3 months to deworm. At one time, external anthelmintics were divided into drops and sprays. When using spray repellent, rub the sprayed area repeatedly, being careful not to spray it into the dog's eyes, so that the drug can completely cover the skin and hair, and wait for the dog's skin and hair to dry naturally to achieve better results.

Notes on deworming puppies:

It is recommended that the first time to deworm a dog is when it is 6 weeks old. Once a week for one month. The amount of anthelmintic medicine is usually taken according to the dog's weight. The specific dosage should be determined according to the instructions for use of the anthelmintic medicine. When deworming, we must pay attention to using deworming drugs specifically for dogs, which are relatively safe.