Usually, Labrador puppies can be dewormed when they are 1 month old. Deworming is divided into internal and external deworming. Internal deworming is an oral deworming drug, which should be based on the weight of the dog. Take it strictly to avoid excessive stimulation of the dog's gastrointestinal tract. You can grind the anthelmintic into powder and add it to the dog's food. External deworming is usually done in the form of drops. Remove the hair on the back of the puppy, drip the drops onto the skin, and then wear an Elizabethan ring on the dog to prevent the dog from licking the drug.
Precautions for deworming Labrador puppies:

1. If you use spray to deworm your dog, be careful not to spray it on the dog’s skin. in the eyes.
2. When deworming dogs, be sure to use dog-specific deworming drugs instead of human deworming drugs.
3. If the dog is sick, it cannot be dewormed. Deworming must be done when the dog is completely healthy.

4. The dog that has just been brought home is not adaptable to the new environment, is restless, and is relatively weak. It cannot be dewormed immediately. It needs to be fed for a period of time before deworming.