Black Russian Terrier deworming is divided into internal deworming and external deworming. When deworming the body, take oral deworming medicine. It is recommended that puppies be dewormed once a month and adult dogs once every three months. If you choose drops that deworm both internally and externally, both adult dogs and puppies need to be dewormed once a month.

Anthelmintics should be taken according to body weight about an hour after eating. Food should not be fed within six hours after taking anthelmintics, and water can be given.

Precautions for deworming the Black Russian Terrier:

1. Deworming time

For puppies, when they are 6 weeks old (the period of deworming) External deworming can be carried out after lactation), while internal deworming is carried out when the dog reaches 8 weeks of age. If your dog is found to be infected with parasites during this period, remember to use the right anthelmintics.

In addition, internal deworming and vaccination need to be separated by a period of time, about 5-7 days, and they need to be carried out when the dog is healthy.

2. External parasites

If a dog is infected with external parasites, it will be easier to see. There will usually be wounds on the skin. To deal with external parasites such as dog lice, fleas, and mites, you can generally kill them with a medicinal bath.

If it still cannot be removed completely, you can use an external spray to sterilize and deworm the dog.

3. Internal parasites

If a dog is infected with internal parasites, such as hookworms, nematodes, roundworms, etc., its body will have certain reactions, such as vomiting, weight loss, Diarrhea, etc., may be caused by internal parasites.

Owners can give their dogs medicine, which is available in pet stores and veterinary pharmacies. If your dog’s symptoms still don’t go away after taking pesticides, you should go to the pet hospital for treatment.

4. Home Disinfection

Once a dog is infected with parasites, some parasites will fall off and escape more or less where it lives. In order to prevent recurrence In case of infection, the living environment must be disinfected and insecticided while taking measures for the dog.

Regular cleaning of your dog’s supplies, as well as regular cleaning and mopping of the home can reduce the spread of parasites.

5. Vaccination does not mean deworming

Some owners think that everything will be fine if their dog is vaccinated and can prevent all diseases. In fact, this is not the case. Vaccine does not mean deworming. Their functions are different.

If the dog develops loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea after being vaccinated and dewormed, the owner can feed it some probiotics. If your dog has no appetite, you can feed it some goat cheese snacks to increase its appetite.