What does in vitro deworming for pets mean?

The so-called in vitro deworming is to repel these parasites from the body surface of pets. The thick hair on the dog's body is the "ideal" parasite for parasites, once it is stained with parasites, it will not only affect the health of the dog, but also infect some canine parasites to humans, and cause harm to the owner.

In vitro deworming of pets.

Topical drops are traditional pet in vitro anthelmintic drugs, but after use, the drops will remain on the dog**, if there are children or other pets at home, it will also bring safety hazards after contact. At the same time, topical drops usually have a pungent odor, and for some dogs with a sensitive sense of smell, every time they take the drug is a "torture".

The new oral pet in vitro anthelmintic drug Bravedo solves the above problems well. Bravedo has the flavor of pork liver that is loved by dogs, and the shovel officer does not have to worry about the experience of feeding the medicine, and let the dog eat it obediently in an instant. And with just one capsule, it can protect the dog for up to 12 weeks.

Once the flea bites the dog, the drug will also enter the flea with the blood sucking, quickly kill it, and prevent it from laying eggs, so as to effectively block the reproduction of fleas and deworm more thoroughly.

Evervenol is also very safe, its active ingredient fluralana, slowly released in the dog's body, excreted in its original form, excreted through feces, the burden on the dog's body is very small, even pregnant dogs can eat with confidence.

In vitro deworming of pets means: Apply the medicine to the pet's hair, so that it can act as a deworming effect.

In vitro deworming is to drip on the neck and spine, because pets cannot be licked with the anthelmintic medicine. When dropping, the hair should be peeled off and dropped on the **, and the drug will be absorbed through the capillaries on the ** and transported to all parts of the body, which has achieved the effect of deworming.

Some people think that they often bathe their pets, and the pets are very clean and do not need to do in vitro deworming. This conclusion seems to have no basis, and there are many people in life who bathe pets more diligently, but pets will still have parasites.

Because fleas can survive in water, bathing cannot achieve the purpose of extermination. This is more important to do with the pet's activities and environmental factors. Parasites can be hidden on blankets, carpets, sofas, etc., so in addition to deworming them every month, the home should also be kept clean.

Yes, in vitro deworming is to be dropped on the neck and spine, because pets cannot be licked with deworming drugs. When dripping, the hair should be peeled off and dropped on the **, and the drug will be absorbed through the capillaries on the ** and transported to all villages throughout the body, which has achieved the effect of deworming.

In vitro deworming of pets refers to the removal of insects parasitic on the surface of the pet's body, in vitro deworming is to remove ectoparasites, such as ticks, lice, fleas, etc., and in vivo deworming (taking medicine to remove deworming) is to remove internal parasites, such as hookworms, roundworms, tapeworms, etc. There is no comparison between the two, they are deworming methods for different symptoms.

In vitro deworming for pets mainly uses the dog's sebaceous glands to get rid of parasites outside the body. Whether it's in vitro deworming or in vivo to deworm, it's best to do it together. Because dogs will also have parasites outside the body, and parasites will also be produced in the intestines and stomach.

Therefore, the body also needs to take anthelmintic drugs to remove it.

The principle of deworming will be different depending on the composition of in vitro anthelmintic drugs. However, most of them bind to the aminobutyric acid receptors on the nerve center cells of insects, blocking the chloride ion channels of nerve cells, thereby interfering with the normal function of the central nervous system of insects, resulting in the overexcitation of the central nervous system of insects and mites and death.

If you don't eat raw meat, you can deworm in vitro. It can kill parasites in dogs** or hair, so as to achieve a healthy body. In vitro deworming and taking medicine to deworm both can be carried out at the same time, one inside the main and one outside the main. Build a healthier body for your dog.

In vitro deworming mainly relies on the peculiar smell to drive away pests and diseases, in fact, the effect of taking medicine to repel deworming is better, the effect is fast, and there is no ***.

Dog deworming is divided into external deworming and internal deworming, external deworming is external deworming, and internal deworming is internal deworming. According to the accurate deworming time, the dog should be dewormed once at the age of 4 weeks, 8 weeks old and 12 weeks old, and after the dog is 12 weeks old, it will be dewormed regularly every 3 months. The external drive is a regular repellent once a month, and it can be used to repel insects with flea drips, which has a repellent effect on fleas, lice and ticks.

Parasites can be present on and within pets, and there are many types of them. The presence of parasites can seriously affect the health of pets, affect the growth and development of pet babies, and also create conditions for the invasion of other pathogens. If parents don't understand and let it go, serious situations can lead to the death of pets and even the transmission of humans and children.

Therefore, it is very important to deworm pets.

1. What is in vitro deworming of dogs?

In vitro deworming of dogs refers to the use of drugs or other means to remove parasites parasitic on dogs, such as fleas, lice, ticks, etc. These late-selling parasites can not only cause discomfort to dogs, but can also spread disease, so regular deworming is very important.

2. The necessity of deworming

Ectoparasites in dogs can not only cause physical discomfort, but can also spread diseases. For example, fleas, lice and other insects carry bacteria, viruses and other pathogens, which will bite and bite dogs, causing dogs to get sick; Ticks can transmit serious diseases such as Lyme disease. Therefore, regular insect repellent lead is an important measure to protect your dog's health.

3. How to deworm

The preferred drug for in vitro deworming of dogs is parasitic drugs, and the types of parasitic drugs are divided into internal drugs and external drugs. Internal drugs are generally taken orally, and the common ones are tytor, ivermectin, etc. Topical drugs are applied or sprayed on dogs, and the effect time is relatively long, generally 30 days, such as frontline, advantage, etc.

For ticks, you can also choose tick clips, tick collars and other products to avoid dogs being bitten by ticks in the grass.

In addition, there are other methods of deworming, such as grooming, bathing, spraying, etc., but you need to pay attention to choosing the right product and operating specifications to avoid harm to dogs.

4. Precautions for deworming

When performing in vitro deworming of dogs, the following points need to be noted:

1.First of all, you need to confirm whether the dog needs to be dewormed, if no ectoparasites are found on the dog, there is no need to deworm;

2.Anthelmintic drugs need to be used according to the instructions and veterinary advice;

3.The deworming time needs to be regular, and the action time of different kinds of drugs is different, so you need to pay attention to the choice.

Pet deworming is divided into internal deworming and external deworming.

Internal deworming is mainly for hookworms, nematodes, roundworms, tapeworms, coccidia, etc., according to the different internal parasites, you can choose different internal parasite drugs for pets, the specific method is that the owner can directly put the drug in the pet's mouth and let it swallow, or you can put the drug in the meat and let the pet swallow, as long as you pay attention to the dosage used. In vitro anthelmintic drugs are mainly aimed at fleas, lice, mites, ticks, etc., the specific operation method is to drop the in vitro deworming drug on the back of the pet's neck, and then bring Elizabeth rings.

It should be noted that when using in vitro deworming drugs, it is necessary to pay attention to observe whether the animal will have allergies, and if there is an allergy, it should be taken to the pet hospital for desensitization treatment in time, and do not use this deworming drug again.