Today I would like to share my experience on how to deal with blood-sucking worms in dogs. The presence of blood-sucking worms in dogs is very dangerous. The analysis is as follows: Activities around the home will cause the clothes and bedding at home to be infected with blood-sucking worms, which will eventually lead to the common disease between humans and dogs. Trouble; the dog itself is also in great pain, with mood swings, barking or lack of energy, which will lead to changes in the dog's personality over a long period of time. Let me share my experience in using pesticides to remove blood-sucking worms. I summarized it into three steps.

Step 1: The usage of drops is different from that of spray. First, the drops should be dropped into the position between the shoulder blades at the back of the dog's neck. The coat here should be pushed aside to expose the skin, and then the drops should be placed directly on the skin.

Step 2: Don’t let go immediately after applying the drops, because the drops penetrate into the sebaceous glands through the drops to remove insects all over the body. Just dropping them on the hair has no effect. You should keep pushing the coat aside to allow the solution to slowly penetrate into the skin. Then close the coat to cover the area where the medicine is applied.

Step 3: Do not drop the drops all over the body. Use the same method to apply the medicine at several points on the dog's back along the spine. These parts will not be licked by the dog and will not cause safety hazards.