Solutions for dogs who have eaten three times the anthelmintics:

1. Use 3% hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting.

2. Before inducing vomiting, let the dog take a small amount of canned and soaked dog food. This will not only help the discharge of vomitus, but also help protect the esophagus. Take hydrogen peroxide after 5 minutes.

3. Adhere to the principle of infusing hydrogen peroxide in small amounts and multiple times, about 3-5 ml per kilogram of body weight.

4. After inducing vomiting, you should take a certain amount of water and feed the dog easy-to-digest, soaked dog food.

Notes on deworming dogs:

1. Deworming should take into account both internal and external aspects. First of all, when deworming a dog, it is not only necessary to deworm the dog internally, but also externally. Because parasites can not only invade the dog's body, but also attach to the surface of the dog's body when playing, so deworming must take into account both the inside and the outside.

2. Deworming time. Also pay attention to the deworming time. Dogs should be dewormed 20 days after they are born, once a month until they are 6 months old. After 6 months, they should be dewormed every 3 months. Adult dogs can be dewormed every six months. This is internal deworming. . External deworming is done once a month.

3. Vaccination does not mean deworming. Even if you are vaccinated, you still need to be dewormed, because vaccination does not mean deworming. After vaccination and deworming, dogs may suffer from loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, etc. You can feed your dog some probiotics to help regulate the gastrointestinal tract.

4. Choose anthelmintics correctly. There are many kinds of anthelmintic drugs on the market now, but pet owners should pay attention to the fact that there are many types of parasites in dogs, and they must be treated accordingly. At the same time, you should pay attention to choosing an anthelmintic drug that is suitable for your dog's breed and a drug that can drive away more parasites. Of course, the premise is that the anthelmintic drug must not be life-threatening to your dog.

5. Pregnant dogs cannot be dewormed. If your dog is pregnant, don’t deworm it casually. If you want to deworm it, it’s best to ask a doctor before deworming it to avoid harming the dog’s baby.