How to deworm Teddy dogs

How to deworm Teddy dogs

Deworming is an important part of the health management of Teddy dogs. Regular deworming can effectively prevent parasitic infections and ensure the health of dogs. This article will introduce in detail the methods, precautions and common deworming drugs for Teddy dogs.

1. The importance of deworming Teddy dogs

Parasitic infection will not only affect the growth and development of Teddy dogs, but may also cause skin diseases, digestive system diseases, and even life-threatening conditions. Common parasites include roundworms, tapeworms, fleas, and ticks.

2. Timetable for deworming Teddy dogs

3. How to deworm Teddy dogs

1.Internal deworming: Mainly through oral medication, common drugs include Baichongqing, Quanxinbao, etc.

2.In vitro deworming: Use drops or sprays, such as Fulin, Big Pet, etc., and apply directly to the dog's skin.

4. Comparison of common anthelmintic drugs

5. Precautions after deworming

1. Mild diarrhea or loss of appetite may occur after deworming, which usually recovers within 1-2 days.

2. If your dog has severe reactions such as vomiting or persistent diarrhea, seek medical attention immediately.

3. Do not bathe the dog within 24 hours after deworming to avoid affecting the efficacy of the drug.

6. Other measures to prevent parasites

1. Keep the dog’s living environment clean and disinfect it regularly.

2. Avoid letting dogs come into contact with stray animals or suspected sources of pollution.

3. Groom regularly and check for fleas or ticks.

Through scientific deworming management, Teddy dogs can stay away from parasites and grow up healthily. Owners should choose an appropriate deworming program based on the dog’s age, weight and lifestyle habits, and strictly adhere to the deworming schedule.