Dog deworming is an essential job, so how often do dogs do deworming?
Frequency of deworming in dogs
Generally speaking, dogs are mostly dewormed once every 1-3 months, so is it 1 month or 3 months?
I.. Look at the frequency of going out
1. If the dog goes out every day and plays with other dogs, it is necessary to drive it once a month, and in vitro and in vitro deworming is carried out at the same time:
2. If the dog goes out less and has less contact with the dog, it can be driven every two months, and in vitro and in vitro deworming can be carried out at the same time.
II: Look at the weather
1. Like the winter in the north, it is relatively cold, and the outdoor parasites are basically inactive, and those who go out every day can be driven for two months, and those who do not go out often can be driven for three months, and the internal and external deworming can be carried out at the same time;
2. In summer, the weather is hotter, it is best to drive once a month, and similarly, in vitro and in vitro deworming at the same time.
III. Young Dogs
That is, dogs under 6 months old. Puppies should be dewormed once a month, and deworming in vitro and in vitro at the same time. Because the parasites in the puppy will affect its intestinal health, as well as its growth and development, the puppy should be dewormed in time every month.
Precautions for dog deworming
01.
Use of anthelmintic drugs
Anthelmintic medicine must not be used in excess! And the anthelmintic drug can be used interchangeably, and there is no one anthelmintic drug that can repel all the bugs.
02.
Regular deworming
Parasites are extremely harmful to dogs and can be transmitted to humans. It should be noted that deworming is different from vaccination, which should be preceded by worms and then vaccinated, and with an interval of 7 days.
03.
Supplement with probiotics
After deworming, the dog may vomit and diarrhea due to drug stimulation, which is normal. Pet owners can feed some pet probiotics to help dogs regulate their stomachs.
04.
Pay attention to your diet
Dogs may also experience loss of appetite after deworming management. Pet owners need to pay attention to dietary adjustments to help their dogs recover health.
Remember not to feed the dog raw meat, raw meat contains large bacteria and parasites, to avoid re-infection with parasites, you can feed the dog cooked meat, such as chicken breast, lean meat, etc.
You can feed fruits and vegetables, such as apples, pumpkin, etc., to help your dog improve digestive problems.
And it is best to eat dog food, choose dog food that is easy to digest and contains prebiotics, maintain the dog's stomach, and gradually help the dog return to a normal diet.
Conclusion: Has your dog been dewormed?