When giving anthelmintics to dogs, the amount of anthelmintics for dogs must be determined strictly according to the dosage prescribed by the veterinarian. The doctor determines the amount of medication for the dog based on the dog's weight.

The principle of feeding anthelmintics to dogs is to reduce gastrointestinal irritation without affecting the effectiveness of the anthelmintics. It is best to give deworming medicine to your pet dog two hours after the dog has eaten, because at this time most of the food in the dog’s stomach has been digested, and the stomach is neither fully loaded nor completely empty. , that is, at this time, the medicine can be better mixed in the food and digested. Giving your dog an anthelmintic at this time can reduce the frequency of vomiting and allow the anthelmintic to work as an anthelmintic.

When giving deworming tablets to your dog, if it is a small dog, you can directly open the corners of the dog’s mouth, then put the pill into the dog’s throat, then close the dog’s mouth and hold it for a few seconds. , let the dog swallow the pill completely. If that doesn't work, you can mix the pills into your dog's daily food, and the dog can take the deworming pills when he eats.

It should be noted that a few days after the dog takes the anthelmintic medicine, you must pay attention to the dog’s poop. Sometimes there will be eggs of internal parasites or dead parasites excreted together. come out. If the dog continues to shed parasites, it is best to consult the veterinarian to see if it needs to be consolidated again and whether it is necessary to take deworming medicine again after a period of time. If your dog's poop continues to be loose or soft, or there are other symptoms that are different from usual poop, it is safer to go to the hospital for testing.