Tag: Worms in Dogs
Dog Deworming Schedule
Most of us already know that there are important things to do in order to keep our dogs healthy. Dogs should be spayed and...
TOP #77: How to Protect Your Dog from Parasites
I'm talking with Dr. Craig Prior of Companion Animal Parasite Council who explains how dogs attract parasites, and best ways to prevent and treat them.
13 Science-Based Ways to Deal with Worms in Dogs
Dogs can be victims of intestinal parasites known as worms. These parasites can cause mild symptoms such as stomach upset and diarrhea, but if...
11 Stomach Problems in Dogs: How to Prevent and Treat Them
Gastrointestinal and stomach problems in dogs are quite common and they often range from mild and barely noticeable to very serious and even life-threatening....
How to Deworm a Puppy Yourself
Worms leach nutrients from your dog in order to survive. Worms are very common in young dogs, which is why every owner should know how to deworm a puppy yourself at home. Here's how to do it.
Can Humans Get Worms from Dogs?
When owners bring their dogs to my clinic to deal with worms, they will often ask, can humans get worms from dogs? The simple answer...
A Vet’s Guide to Dewormers for Dogs: The What, Why and...
At one time or another in your dog’s life, he may need to take a medication for internal parasites or “worms”. If you believe...
Ringworm in Dogs: Prevention and Treatment
A ringworm infection is a parasitic infection that can befall your dog. Often mistakenly lumped together with worm infections such as tapeworms, roundworms, whipworms, hookworms, and others because of its name, ringworm is dogs isn’t actually caused by worms – instead, it is fungal infections.
How Do Dogs Get Worms?
All dog owners will have to deal with worms at some point in their lifetime. Statistically, most dogs get some type of worms during...
How to Deworm a Dog: A Guide for Pet Owners
There are more than a handful of worm species that can infest a dog. Each of these parasites stays alive by leaching nutrients off...
Worms in Dog Poop: What It Means and What You Should...
Seeing worms in your dog’s poop is almost always a sure fire sign of a parasite infestation. However, that’s not to say that if...
