When dogs have roundworms, they must immediately use anti-worming drugs with ingredients such as phenolic phenolic, praziquantel, levamisole and other ingredients for treatment. The actual application and usage of anti-worming drugs must be strictly...
When dogs have roundworms, they must immediately use anti-worming drugs with ingredients such as phenolic phenolic, praziquantel, levamisole and other ingredients for treatment. The actual application and usage of anti-worming drugs must be strictly selected according to the dog's weight.
When dogs have roundworms, they generally show symptoms such as thinness, slow growth, poor appetite, nausea, etc. When the roundworms are infected with more severe roundworms, they will vomit and worms. They will first have diarrhea and then suffer from severe constipation. Treatment measures must be taken immediately. Can be treated with anti-worming drugs with ingredients such as phenolic pyraquantel, levamisole, etc., and it is very likely that dogs will suffer from mild nausea, diarrhea and other diseases after taking anti-worming drugs. This is a normal reaction. At this time, the dog can be fed appropriate probiotic powder to maintain a balanced gastrointestinal bacteria.
Dogs can infect roundworms based on methods such as vertical transmission of embryos and eating food containing roundworm eggs. Generally, roundworm larvae are excreted from the body with excrement and grow and develop into infectious larvae under suitable standards. When a dog under 3 months old eats the roundworm eggs, the roundworm's worm will pass through the stomach and intestines and enter the lungs, which can cause hepatitis and pneumonia symptoms. If the worm is swallowed, it will be perfected into the stomach and intestines. Egg cells caused by ascaris can be identified under a microscope, and dogs can be taken to a pet clinic to perform optical microscopy examination using excrement, and medication can be used immediately after diagnosis.
Ascaris is a gut parasite that is more common in young dogs, but adult dogs are also likely to be infected by ascaris. It is necessary to prevent dogs from deworming on time on a daily basis. It is recommended that adults carry out internal deworming once a month before and once a three-month after adults. When a dog has roundworms, it must be dewormed again within the scope of the safe application of the antiworming agent. At the same time, it is necessary to disinfect and sterilize the dog's natural settlement environment, rice bowls, sinks, etc. on time, and carry out harmless treatment of dog's excrement.
