How to deworm a Husky? Before deworming, you need to do a fecal examination on your Husky and then choose deworming drugs; external deworming once a month, spray the deworming spray on the dog's hair and massage it for absorption; internal deworming three times Once a month, use internal deworming tablets. It is best to consult your veterinarian for specific drugs and dosage.

Before each time deworming is needed, a fecal examination report should be made on the dog’s feces, and symptomatic deworming drugs should be selected based on the results. During the daily feeding process, we determine the time of deworming and the appropriate deworming based on physical examination, fecal examination and the dog’s constitution.

Husky deworming is divided into internal deworming and external deworming. External deworming is generally preventive deworming with external drops. When no parasites are found, it is generally recommended that the dog be dewormed every day when the dog is over 49 days old. Prevent and deworm regularly once a month, once every 15 days in summer, and slightly more frequently during periods when parasites are common.

There are two types of external deworming drugs: sprays and drops. The method of using sprays is to spray the drug evenly on the dog's hair. Be careful to make the hair completely wet. Then you can massage it briefly. Then let the medicine dry on its own. The method of using drops is relatively simple. You only need to separate the hair on the line of the dog's spine, and then drip the drops into a line along the spine.

For internal deworming, you can use internal deworming tablets, once regularly when the dog is 2, 4, 8, and 12 weeks old, and once every 3 months after 12 weeks of age. Regular deworming can prevent It can be killed and will reduce a lot of trouble for dogs.

It should be noted that deworming must be carried out only after ensuring that the Husky is in good physical condition, and Huskies that have just been brought home are not suitable for deworming immediately. It is recommended that deworming and vaccination should not be performed at the same time, otherwise they may interact with each other and lead to vaccine failure.