Adult dogs should be dewormed every three months

Owners who have the conditions can do deworming based on hospital test results. Puppies should be checked once a month, and adult dogs should be checked every three months. If there are no conditions for testing, it is recommended that the dog be dewormed for the first time around 25-30 days after birth, and then once a month until it is half a year old, and once every three months after that. It is best for female dogs to be dewormed one month before pregnancy or after delivery, and follow the doctor's advice during pregnancy.
Parasite infection in adult dogs is generally latent, so even if no parasites are found in the feces, deworming should be carried out on time.

External deworming for adult dogs once a month

For external deworming of dogs, you can use drops, once a month. If a dog suffers from external parasites, it will lead to skin diseases. Usually the dog's skin will have hair loss, redness and swelling. The most common external anthelmintic drug on the market now is Dapai, whose main ingredient is selamectin. The method of use is to drop Dapetai on the skin of the dog's neck. Because selamectin is absorbed through the sebaceous glands, you cannot take a bath three days before and three days after taking the drug, otherwise it will affect the absorption of the drug.

Pay attention to your health when deworming your dog

Do not deworm your dog if he or she is feeling uncomfortable. Because after deworming, most dogs will have side effects, 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 when the dog is on an empty stomach. It is best to wait two or three hours after eating. This will not increase the burden on the dog’s gastrointestinal digestion and can better exert the effect of the anthelmintic drug.