External deworming medication for dogs:

1. Spray. If the dog has terminal worms, the owner can buy a deworming spray and aim it at the dog. Spray alcohol on the hair roots to kill the worms. In addition, the owner must prepare insecticides and spray them on the kennels and floors to clean up the dog's living environment to prevent the dog from being infected again.

2. Alcohol. If the dog is infected with a tick, the owner can apply alcohol to the tick, or burn the tick with a cigarette butt to allow the tick's head to pull out of the dog's body. , then remove it with a camera and strangle it to death. In order to prevent wound inflammation, it is best for owners to apply anti-inflammatory medicine to the tick bite area.

3. Drops, repellent drops can kill fleas, ticks, lice, ear parasites and other external parasites, and can also eliminate eggs. Owners can purchase suitable drops at the pet store, and then drop the liquid directly on the dog's skin. The scope of the drops should cover the whole body. It should be noted that it is not advisable to bathe the dog three days before and after using the drops, otherwise the efficacy of the medicine will be lost.

Precautions for external deworming of dogs:

1. When performing external deworming on dogs, pay attention to removing the hair and dripping the medicine on it. on the dog’s skin to avoid affecting the effectiveness of the medicine.

2. When using external anthelmintics, you need to drop them on the back of the dog’s neck in a part that cannot be licked. However, for safety reasons, it is recommended that the dog wear an Elizabethan ring in time.

3. After external deworming of dogs, be careful not to bathe the dog in a short period of time. Bathing will wash away the agent and the effect will not be as good. It is best to bathe again after a week.