Several types of dog parasites

Common parasites in dogs:

1. Internal parasites. Mainly include: roundworm, tapeworm, heartworm, hookworm, coccidia, giardia, whipworm, toxoplasma and so on.

2. External parasites. Common are: fleas, scabies mites, ticks, lice and so on.

How to deworm your dog:

1. Oral anthelmintics. There are many types of oral anthelmintics, and the effects are also different. You can take the dog to a nearby pet hospital, and choose the appropriate internal anthelmintics according to the doctor’s advice and your own needs. Generally It is not recommended to buy online by yourself, because the anthelmintic spectrum of anthelmintics is different, and the anthelmintics you buy may not be able to kill the parasites in dogs.

2. Injected anthelmintics in the body. There are few types of these drugs, and the range of anthelmintics is also limited. They are rarely chosen by everyone. However, it is also a good method for dogs that are particularly difficult to feed medicines. It is also recommended Everyone took the dog to a nearby pet hospital for professional doctors to help choose medicines and injections.

Dog external spray deworming method:

1. At a distance of 10-20 cm from the dog's hair, spray against the hair to soak the hair and skin all over the body.

2. Massage the dog's body to ensure that the anthelmintic completely covers the skin and hair.

3. Don't forget to spray the dog's abdomen, chest, neck, tail, and feet.

4. Do not spray directly on the dog's eyes. It should be sprayed onto a soft cloth before wiping the dog's face. Avoid contact with dog's eyes.

5. Wait for the dog fur to air dry naturally, avoid using a hair dryer or drying with a towel.

Dog in vitro drops deworming method:

Drops are easier to use than sprays. Part the dog's neck hair first to expose the skin, and then finish the drops in two points or in a straight line. The drug is slowly absorbed by the skin, and its effects are felt throughout the body. The reason why the medicine is dripped on the dog's neck is to prevent the dog from licking and licking, so as to prevent the dog from vomiting due to the stimulation of the medicine.