Does your dog get dewormed regularly?
In vitro deworming once a month, internal deworming once every three months, these two times should be remembered.
A pet owner asked, what would happen if the insects were not dewormed?
Without deworming, when the dog’s body is full of worms, these 6 symptoms will appear.
①: Acrobatic performance – grinding the ground with the buttocks
Have you ever seen a dog grind the ground with its butt?
When they don’t understand this action, many pet owners will express their doubts: Is it because the papa didn’t wipe it clean, and wiped the ass on the ground?
Actually, not really.
That’s because there are parasites in the dog’s body, and the dog feels uncomfortable, so it wants to relieve it by grinding the ground.
Don’t make fun of it because of this action, in fact, it is reminding you that it’s time to get rid of insects.
②: Hands up and down – scratching a certain part of the body all the time
When your dog scratches a certain part of the body frequently, you should pay attention, it may be caused by parasites.
The most common place for parasites to hide is in a dog’s skin and fur.
They will grow on the dog’s skin and suck the dog’s blood as nutrients.
During this process, the dog will feel very uncomfortable and scratch frequently.
③: Depressed—no vitality
Affected by parasites, the dog’s energy will also be greatly reduced.
No energy, lying on the ground all day, no interest in playing.
Don’t let parasites steal your dog’s happiness, it is recommended to deworm as soon as possible.
④: There is a problem with the skin – there are red spots and black spots
Parasites are divided into internal and external parasites, and external parasites will specifically attack the dog’s skin.
Hair loss, red spots on the skin, and even skin diseases are all traces of the existence of parasites.
⑤: Does not drink beer – but has a beer belly
Under normal circumstances, the dog’s belly is concave.
However, when the dog’s body is full of parasites, its stomach will be like a ball, similar to a beer belly.
Of course, in this case, it is also possible that the dog is sick.
However, no matter what the reason is, this symptom should not be ignored.
⑥: Gastrointestinal discomfort – more than diarrhea
When parasites make trouble, the most direct attack is actually the dog’s stomach.
Therefore, when your dog has diarrhea and there are worms that can be added to the naked eye, you must not ignore it.
Regular deworming can disinfect 90% of the parasites in the dog’s body, and it can also protect the dog’s stomach well.
In addition, if the dog’s gastrointestinal discomfort is caused by parasites, it is recommended to adjust the dog’s stomach in time after deworming.