What is the deworming method for German Shepherd puppies? The first step is to deworm externally, using topical deworming medicine. According to the weight of the German Shepherd, just apply some drops on the back. For the second internal deworming, determine the dose according to the German Shepherd’s weight. Do it again every ten days. After the first two treatments, do a systematic internal deworming three months or six months later. The third pair is combined with deworming. When parasites cause infection, it is necessary to combine surface deworming with internal deworming.

First, body surface deworming

Generally, fleas, lice and ticks are often active on the body surface of German Shepherd dogs. These parasites can not only cause skin diseases in German Shepherd dogs, but may even cause protozoal diseases in the blood, which is very dangerous. Therefore, these bugs should be driven away from the body surface as soon as possible. External anthelmintics should be used for external deworming. According to the weight of the German Shepherd puppy, just choose a drip on the back.

Second, internal deworming

Under normal circumstances, it is recommended to deworm German Shepherd puppies internally. For internal deworming, the amount of drug is usually determined based on the weight of the German Shepherd puppy, and then the internal deworming is repeated ten days later. After completing the first two internal dewormings, you can do a systematic internal deworming every three months, or every six months.

But remember not to use Ciba anthelmintic. Although it can effectively kill parasites, it has no effect on tapeworms. You can go to the hospital to ask for a doctor's opinion.

Third, double combination deworming

If the infection is caused by parasites, a two-pronged approach must be combined with surface deworming and internal deworming. This can effectively inhibit the regeneration of parasites and completely kill parasites inside and outside the body.

Biquinone can effectively treat tapeworm infections; mebendazole is effective enough to treat roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and nematodes; for trichomonas, metronidazole can be used; sulfa drugs can effectively treat coccidiosis infections, of course. Amprolium hydrochloride can also be used. In addition to these oral medicines, you can also use Chinese medicine bath liquid to deworm your dog.

However, please note that internal and external deworming and vaccination should be separated by several days and do not need to be performed at the same time.