Under normal circumstances, oral medications can be used to deworm dogs, and injections are not required. Oral medications can more effectively eliminate internal parasites through the gastrointestinal tract. If you are performing external deworming, you can use external drops or sprays. The usual deworming time for dogs is as follows: If the dog is an adult, it is recommended to perform external deworming once a month and internal deworming every three months. If the dog is underage, it needs to be dewormed internally and externally every month.

What should be paid attention to when deworming dogs:

1. Internal deworming needs to be taken 3 hours before and after the dog eats, which can reduce the dog’s vomiting. The probability is that the dosage of anthelmintics should not be too much, otherwise it will be easy to cause poisoning.

2. Be sure to buy pet-specific deworming medicine. After deworming, you can observe the dog’s excrement to determine whether there are white bugs coming out. If so, you can deworm again after half a month. .

3. When using spray external anthelmintics, the sprayed area can be rubbed repeatedly. Be careful not to spray it into the puppy’s eyes, so that the drug can completely cover the skin and hair, and wait for the dog’s skin and hair to Allow it to air dry naturally to achieve better results.