Precautions for deworming at home

1. Puppies can be infected with intestinal parasites from their mothers or milk. Generally, the first deworming is done when they are three weeks old, and deworming is done every 2-3 weeks. , to 16 weeks of age. Later, deworming will be done at 6 months and 12 months of age. As for mites, it is a skin disease, and mite disease should be treated as soon as possible. The earlier the diagnosis and treatment are made, the better the effect. If the dog is injected with chloromycin at the early stage of the disease, usually one or two injections will be effective. The dog will suffer less and the owner will spend much less energy.
2. If the mites are already severe, the owner needs to be prepared for long-term treatment. The red spots spread quickly at first, then become pus, bleed, crust, and become pigmented.
3. Be sure to pay attention to the daily hygiene of the dog, keep the kennel clean, do not let the dog come into contact with the same kind of disease, and try to take the dog to unclean grass as little as possible, especially if there is an infectious disease in spring. During high-incidence seasons, it is even more important to do a good job in disinfection and hygiene. Mites actually appear on every dog, but under the right conditions, the mites multiply and break out, causing the dog to get sick.
4. It is recommended that owners pay attention to washing their hands in time when coming into contact with sick dogs or pet dogs, and try to mop and disinfect the floor with dilute disinfectant at home. Xerox disinfectant spray regularly disinfects kennels and dead corners of the home.
5. There is a certain relationship between Demodex infection and the body's imperfect immune function, so it is necessary to strengthen the body's physical condition in time to promote recovery from the disease. Special attention should be paid to the dog's diet during his illness. Do not let the dog go hungry. You can increase the frequency of feeding appropriately.

Situations that occur after parasite infection

1. Roundworm: one of the most common parasites. Puppies and adult dogs are easily infected. The eggs on the ground are the main source of infection. In addition, Rats are also one of the sources of infection. Severe roundworm infection can cause the death of young pets due to malnutrition, and owners cannot take it lightly.
2. Hookworms: Hookworms can cause itchy dermatitis between the toes of puppies, which can easily lead to severe acute anemia.
3. Tapeworms: Tapeworms that can parasitize in the body of dogs, such as: Diplopores caninum and Taenia gigas, there are as many as 8 species. Infection with tapeworms will affect the dog’s appetite, and sometimes constipation and diarrhea alternate. ,weight loss.
4. Toxoplasma gondii: Dogs infected with Toxoplasma gondii mainly show fever, cough, difficulty breathing, etc., and may also cause miscarriage in pregnant dog mothers.
5. Cryptosporidium: If your dog has diarrhea, enteritis, vomiting, and no desire to eat, it may be infected with Cryptosporidium.

Prevent dogs from being infected with parasites

Stop dogs from eating raw meat, raw fish and drinking unclean water, and promptly and thoroughly eliminate fleas on dogs and in the surrounding environment. Secondly, as a dog owner,Dogs should be reduced from wandering outside, because wandering will greatly increase the possibility of dogs ingesting insect eggs or intermediate hosts such as mice.