How can I avoid parasites in my pet?

If domestic dogs and cats are infected with parasites or a thing that makes the shovel officer more worried, then in order to prevent these things from happening, as the owner should prevent it as early as possible, and the following methods can make your dog and cat try to avoid the damage of parasites.

1] Stay away from the grass in the park.

Fleas feed on blood and cannot move on grass for long periods of time, but flea eggs can. At the same time, stray cats and dogs love to roll and play in the grass, and get flea eggs and other parasite eggs on the grass. Dogs play in the grass, and from time to time they will encounter stray cats and dogs, which are insect eggs that will be transferred to the dog's body.

Because the owner tries to take dogs and cats to the grass to play as little as possible, especially in places where stray animals often hang out.

2] Stay away from stray dogs and cats.

Although advocating the love of stray dogs and cats, but here to say that it is very unwise to let their babies often contact with stray dogs and cats, stray dogs and cats are out for a long time, there must be parasites on the body, especially fleas, if close contact, fleas are likely to jump from stray dogs and cats to their own dogs and cats.

Clean up pet feces in time, clean up feces, and wash hands after touching pets.

Clean and disinfect the pet living environment frequently; Scientific feeding, avoid feeding pets unspecified raw food, pay attention to a balanced and healthy diet; To prevent mosquito bites, walk your dog away from shrubs, grasses and other places where there are many mosquitoes; Keep away from stray dogs and cats to reduce the chance of your pet being infected with parasites. You can go to Daenmei Biology to do parasite testing for pets, which is safe and secure.

Pets, like people, pay attention to hygiene, followed by vaccination.

How can I avoid infection in my pet? What about parasites? In fact, there are many ways to do internal and external deworming for them regularly, and secondly, to do a good job of hygiene and cleaning.

Dealing with parasites on pets usually requires the following steps:

First, confirm if the pet is infected with parasites. Observe your pet's behavior and physical condition, and pay attention to any abnormal symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc.

If a pet is suspected to be infected with parasites, you should take your pet to a veterinarian for a check-up. The veterinarian will perform tests such as a stool test to determine if the pet is carrying the parasite.

According to the guidance of the veterinarian, choose the appropriate anthelmintic medication. Deworming drugs can be chosen depending on the type of pet and the type of parasite it is infected with. Be sure to administer the medication correctly to your pet according to the veterinarian's recommendations and the dosage and usage on the medication leaflet.

Clean your pet's living environment, including beds, eating and drinking utensils, before administering medication to your pet. It can be cleaned with appropriate detergents and disinfectants.

Give your pet regular deworming to prevent re-infection of the parasite. According to the advice of your veterinarian, develop a suitable deworming plan and deworm your pet regularly.

Pay attention to personal hygiene and household hygiene to reduce the risk of parasite transmission. Keep the environment clean and tidy, wash hands frequently, and clean up pet excrement regularly.

Keep in mind that it is best to handle parasites on pets under the guidance and supervision of a veterinarian to ensure the use of the correct medications and methods, as well as to protect the health of the pet and family members.

I think you can simply see if your pet is often biting its fur, and if so, then the pet must be infected with parasites.

I think you can look at your pet for bite marks. Look again at whether the pet's mental state is good, if it is not good, it means that it is infected.

If you want to avoid parasites in cats, you must do these things well.

First of all, it is recommended to deworm regularly: once every three months in the body and once a month outside the body. Cats may be a little resistant to deworming, pet owners can take some freeze-dried snacks, as a reward, cats will be more cooperative.

Try not to let cats eat raw meat: raw meat contains a lot of parasites, and if cats eat it for a long time, it is easy to crawl with worms in their stomachs. If you usually give meat to cats, it is best to cook it in water.

Maintain the hygiene of the home environment: pet owners of cats should clean and mop the floor every day to make the home clean and hygienic, and maintain a good pet environment, which can reduce the probability of cats being infected with parasites.

Regarding deworming, it is divided into internal and external deworming, you can choose Advocate, broad-spectrum deworming drops, internal and external repellent, this is the only one for all 3 types of mites, and at the same time for fleas, lice, ticks, and heartworms, nematodes, hookworms in the body.

Parasite eggs can be brought home by people!

1. When bathing, choose soap to remove mites, fleas, and prevent ectoparasites.

2. It is also quite important to deal with parasites regularly, and choose some drugs to remove parasites. However, the drug used for ** is time-effective, and when the drug is ineffective, it will be susceptible to infection with ectoparasites. So it is advisable to use the medication or spray at least twice a year.

Follow veterinary and manufacturer's advice when using it.

The quality of the drug for the removal of parasites is important, and it is best to consult a veterinarian before choosing so that the product and dosage are matched to the companion animal. Be sure to choose products that are approved for veterinary use.

3. Pregnant dogs are also very susceptible to parasites, so it is important to remove parasites and avoid contamination before puppies are born. Therefore, when choosing to raise a dog, it is necessary to provide the best hygiene for the dog to prevent the storage and reproduction of parasites. It is also more necessary to pay attention to dark, narrow corners, where parasites are likely to "camouflage" in places where dust accumulates.

All in all, if you want your dog to stay away from ectoparasites, you need to keep your dog clean and tidy, avoid being in a dark and damp place for a long time, you can regularly tidy up your dog's fur, and bask in the sun at the right time.

It is highly recommended to use, diformamidine, diluted into a solution of 200-250 times purified water, and heated to about the same as body temperature, medicated bath!

I have used this recipe for many cases of mites. Let me tell you the specific process as follows:

1. Pay attention to the temperature of the potion (slightly higher than body temperature)!

2. Generally, it is carried out at noon on a sunny day;

3. After soaking, soak in the prepared Tedic (double nail squint) solution for 10-15 minutes (according to the severity of the affected area), and be careful not to let the dog lick the potion when soaking, and do not let the potion flow into the mouth, ears or eyes; Don't blow dry with a fan after a medicated bath, natural drying is better!

4. 7-10 days after the first medicated bath, the second medicated bath again, generally 2 times can be cured!

5. If there are red bumps or broken and rotten places, the concentration is large (100 times mixed with water) and some smearing, 1 day, 3-5 times can be cured;

6. Thoroughly spray the remaining liquid medicine on the walls, cages, and floors that the Tibetan mastiff touches for environmental pesticide;

7. This method is not only effective for mites, but also has a very good effect on all ectoparasites.

8. 1-2 days before deworming, carry out stress prevention treatment on Tibetan mastiff: glucose + vitamin C, drinking water or adding it to food.

In addition to the parasites in the intestines, dogs also have parasites in vitro. Common ones are mites, fleas, lice and hard ticks. There are two types of mites, scabies mites and Demodex mites.

Scabies mite disease is a common ** disease caused by scabies mites. Scabies mites are arthropods that burrow into the skin of their host to dig tunnels, where they grow and reproduce. The tunnels have small holes for oxygenation and for the larvae to enter and exit; The larvae also burrow into the **, digging small holes.

There are four stages of scabies mite development: egg, larva, nymph and adult, and the whole process takes about 8 to 22 days. Demodex mites have elongated, worm-like bodies. Demodex mites are more common in puppies when they are one month old.

It is parasitic in the hair follicles and sebaceous glands of **, in which the entire developmental process is located. The disease is transmitted by a healthy dog coming into contact with a sick dog. It is said that there are often Demodex mites in healthy dogs, but when the body's resistance is reduced (caused by various reasons) or **inflammation or frequent bathing** is macerated, it can invade and multiply in large numbers to cause Demodex mite disease.

Lice are mainly blood lice and rodent lice, which are harmful to the health of dogs. Blood lice are cone-shaped, 1-5 mm long, have a narrow head, and feed on blood. Rodent lice are predominantly hair-eating and dander-eating, with a body length of millimeters and a head wider than the chest.

Lice suck blood and parasitize, dogs will have itching, irritability, and in severe cases, there will be bleeding spots, nodules, and suppuration. Fleas, a common blood-sucking parasite in vitro in dogs. Fleas are found in dust, crevices and bedding and do not develop on dogs.

Therefore, flea prevention is very simple, as long as the kennel is clean, the ground is clean, the bedding is often exposed to the sun, and the dog is often bathed. **Adult worms can be killed with in vitro anthelmintic drugs, and regular insecticide is required to effectively prevent them. Ixodes ticks are also blood-sucking arthropods, which move on the surface of the body and are mechanically damaged**, causing dogs to itch, restless, bite and rub.

Female ticks suck blood, about milliliters at a time. In large numbers, the dog will be anemic. It is important to note that ticks can also transmit diseases or serve as intermediate hosts to suppose dogs to certain parasitic diseases.

Most Ixodes ticks mate on the surface of dogs. After mating, the female tick sucks the blood, stings in crevices or under clods of soil, and lays eggs for 4 to 8 days. After about a month, it becomes a larva and crawls on the dog to suck blood; After sucking it up, it falls to the ground and transforms into a nymph.

The nymph sucks blood again and matures after more than ten days. After the adult worm sucks the blood, the body becomes round, purple-black, and swells dozens or hundreds of times. ** And to prevent Ixodes ticks, the most important thing is to do a good job in the hygiene of the dog's living environment, especially in spring and summer.

Dogs have parasites outside their bodies that are closely related to the environment. Some crooked parasites are normally present in small amounts on the dog's body surface and have no symptoms; Some parasites are caused by poor environment, such as fleas, lice, ticks and other ectoparasites. Therefore, dogs raised outdoors are prone to parasites.

Prevention in ordinary times only needs to strengthen hygiene. To kill parasites, in vitro anthelmintic drugs are used, and it is recommended that Yishi Gaofu Lai En drops have the functions of killing and preventing parasites. Contact insecticidal method, kill adults and eggs within 24 hours, after use, not affected by rain, bathing, etc., and safe, it does not enter the dog's body and blood circulation, does not harm the liver.