How often is it reasonable to deworm a dog?

Generally speaking, dogs need to be dewormed once a month, and internal deworming is done once every three months. Dogs need to be dewormed in vitro when they reach a month of age, when they are more fragile and easily infected with parasites. Compared with in vitro, the chance of infection with parasites in vivo is smaller, so it does not need to be as frequent as in vitro deworming.

Generally speaking, dogs need to be dewormed every month after they reach one month of age, and internal deworming is recommended every three months. Dogs are at a more fragile stage at one month of age and are more susceptible to parasites, so they need to be dewormed when they reach a month of age.

The probability of a dog being infected with parasites in vitro will be greater, because it is exposed to the air at all times. As long as the breeder ensures the safety and hygiene of the food, the dog is not susceptible to infection with the parasite, so it does not have to be as frequent as in vitro deworming.

In vitro deworming can usually be done using a dropper to drop the anthelmintic drug onto the dog**, and in order to fully exert the effect, it is recommended not to bathe for the next three days. If you are getting an injection to deworm it, it is not recommended to take a bath for the next week to avoid infection at the eye of the needle.

Deworming should also be divided into situations, if the dog is uncomfortable or in a bad state, give it a time, it must be a problem with the physical condition and don't be too frequent, after all, medication also has an impact on the dog's body.

The frequency of dog deworming is determined according to the degree of deworming and risk exposure, such as eating raw meat, drilling grass, biting and licking, etc., will greatly increase the degree of risk exposure, of course, for most urban dogs, only need to use it in accordance with the recommended dose and frequency of deworming drugs. Let's take Aiwalker as an example, under normal circumstances, we only need to expel the inside and outside once a month, but if the dog has the above bad habits, or often goes to the wild working dog, you need to increase the frequency, of course, we need to consult a pet doctor, strictly follow the doctor's instructions.

Puppy deworming once a month. Deworming is divided into in vivo deworming and in vitro deworming, under normal circumstances, after the end of the dog's lactation period, more than 1 month old, weighing more than 1 kg, you can use a special deworming drug that is safer for puppies. When the puppy is about 50 days old, the owner can give the puppy a conventional anthelmintic drug to start internal and external deworming, according to the effective insecticidal time of the deworming drug, generally once a month.

Puppies can be vaccinated a few days after deworming:

Puppies can be vaccinated one week after deworming. This avoids drug interactions that can have adverse effects on the efficacy of the drug and the puppy. In addition, within three days after the puppy is dewormed and within a week after vaccination, it is recommended that the owner should not bathe the puppy or take them out for a walk to avoid the puppy being infected with microorganisms during this period, which can cause various diseases.

Why should puppies be vaccinated:

Puppy vaccination is because there are no antibodies in the puppy, so it is necessary to prevent disease through vaccination, and puppy vaccination mainly prevents disease and rabies vaccine. The joint vaccine is mainly to prevent canine plague, parvo, influenza and other infectious diseases. If you don't get vaccinated, the dog's immunity and resistance are very poor, and it is easy to be infected with some diseases, especially canine plague and parvo, which have a high mortality rate.

After vaccination, the puppy has antibodies in its body and will not be infected with these diseases.

Puppies can be dewormed at 3 weeks of age before their first vaccination, and monthly until 6 months of age. After 6 months of age, deworming is done every 3 months. The first in vitro deworming of puppies is generally about a month old, and it can be carried out at the same time as the vaccine.

Puppies can be dewormed at 3 weeks of age before their first vaccination, and monthly until 6 months of age. After 6 months of age, deworming is done every 3 months. The first in vitro deworming of puppies is generally about a month old, and it can be carried out at the same time as the vaccine.

Different ages, different conditions of the dog deworming times are also different, generally puppies are best at three to six weeks old for the first time deworming, once a week, for four consecutive weeks. After that, deworming is done monthly until 6 months of age.

From six months old to adulthood, deworming is done regularly every three months. The female dog is dewormed once every 30 days and 15 days before breeding to avoid affecting the fetus.

In principle, pregnant dogs do not do deworming, if the infection is serious, please follow the doctor's advice or choose the market pregnant dogs and lactation available deworming drugs for the deworming.

Adult dogs are dewormed every three months, and parasitic infections in adult dogs are generally recessive, so even if no worms are found in the feces, they should be dewormed on time. Adult dogs are dewormed once a month, and if the dog suffers from ectoparasites, it will lead to the occurrence of ** disease. Conditional owners can be dewormed according to the results of hospital tests, puppies should be checked once a month, and adult dogs should be checked every three months.

If laboratory tests are not available, it is recommended that dogs be dewormed for the first time around 25-30 days after birth, then once a month until they reach half a year of age, and once every three months after half a year of age. It is best for female dogs to be dewormed 1 month before pregnancy or after giving birth, and follow the doctor's advice during pregnancy.

Parasitic infections in adult dogs are generally recessive, so even if no worms are found in the stool, they should be dewormed regularly.

In vitro deworming dogs can be done with drops, once a month. If the dog suffers from ectoparasites, it will lead to the occurrence of **disease, and usually the dog's ** will have hair loss, redness and swelling. The common in vitro anthelmintic drugs on the market are big favors, and the main ingredient is ceramectin.

The method of use is to drop the big pet on the dog's neck**, because ceramectin is absorbed through the sebaceous glands, so you can not take a bath three days before and three days after the drug, otherwise it will affect the absorption of the drug.

If the dog is unwell, do not deworm. Because after deworming, most dogs will have *** reactions, such as fatigue, vomiting, etc., at this time, if the dog is dewormed in an unhealthy state, it will be counterproductive. And do not deworm the dog on an empty stomach, it is best to eat two or three hours later, so that it will not increase the burden of the dog's gastrointestinal digestion, and it can also better exert the effect of anthelmintic drugs.

Dogs should be dewormed once every three months**, there are many parasites in the dog's body, such as roundworms, whipworms, lung nematodes, trichomoniasis, liver flukes, canine glossiformis, trypanosomes, etc., then the most common is roundworm, which is mainly related to the dog's lifestyle, but as long as you go to ** in time, there is no big problem. Dogs should be dewormed once every three months**, there are many parasites in the dog's body, such as roundworms, whipworms, lung nematodes, trichomoniasis, liver flukes, canine glossiformis, trypanosomes, etc., then the most common is roundworm, which is mainly related to the dog's lifestyle, but as long as you go to ** in time, there is no big problem.

Deworming dogs can use 100 ball clear, mainly **trichomoniasis. If there is trichomoniasis in the dog's body, then there will be blood in the stool, so you can dilute it with 100 ball clear, double the water, and then give it to the dog orally, and take it for two consecutive days, which can basically achieve the best effect.

The number of dog deworming is related to age, and the number of times dogs are different at different ages.

Healthy puppies over 20 days can start internal deworming, once a month before 6 months of age, 2-4 times a year after 6 months of age; Adult dogs are routinely dewormed once every 3 months, and dogs that stay at home for a long time can also be dewormed once every 4-5 months; Dogs that eat raw meat should not be dewormed less than once every 3 months. In vitro deworming, puppies or adult dogs are once a month.

Puppy deworming is divided into internal deworming and external deworming, and it is usually recommended to deworm in vitro once a month and do internal deworming every 1-3 months. When deworming a puppy, you need to choose the appropriate dose of deworming according to the weight of the puppy to avoid overdose and puppy poisoning. Be sure to choose medicines that are available to puppies with high safety and use them in combination with instructions.

Other situations

Dogs that have just been brought home need to be kept for 3-5 days and then wait for the dog's physical condition to stabilize before deworming for the first time. To do in vitro deworming for dogs, the drug is usually applied to the dog's back and neck, and the drug will spread to the whole body through sebum to achieve the purpose of deworming. Topical anthelmintics need to be dropped on ** and absorbed by ** before they can work, so when using it, you need to use it with the ruler key to remove the hair, and pay attention to not taking a bath for two or three days after use.

It is recommended to take the dog to weigh the body once a month, and if the dog's weight changes significantly, the anthelmintic medicine also needs to be changed. Puppies are indeed weaker than adult dogs, but that is for puppies' diet, heat preservation and other issues, in the matter of deworming, all dogs are treated equally.

Dogs were dewormed once a month before 6 months of age and once 3 months after 6 months of age. When the owner deworms the dog, pay attention to the dosage and do not let the dog lick the drug. If your dog is unwell, don't deworm it first.

Whether it is after a meal or on an empty stomach, it is okay for dogs to deworm.

Puppies before 6 months of age need to be dewormed once a month, and dogs after 6 months need to be dewormed once every three months. For the health of the dog, it is best to take it to a regular pet hospital for deworming.

1. Grasp the dosage

Anthelmintic drugs have certain toxicity, and when dogs are dewormed in vitro, be careful not to let it lick the drugs. When performing internal deworming, the dosage needs to be controlled according to the dog's weight.

2. Be in good health

When giving your dog deworming medicine, you need to make sure that it is in good health. If the dog is unwell, sick or pregnant, it is not suitable to deworm it at this time.

3. Time to take medicine

The time for dogs to eat internal anthelmintic drugs can be 2 hours after meals, or on an empty stomach, the difference between the two effects is not very obvious, which is conducive to the play of drug efficacy.