There are lot's of different kinds of worms. Treatment varies by worm type and dog weight. The most common parasite is pinworms. If you KNOW your pup has pinworms because they're visible in the dog's stool and you KNOW what you're looking for, then Pyrantel Pamoate Suspension 1 ml = 50 mg Pyrantel base (as Pyrantel Pamoate). Dosage by weight is on the container.
It does not require a prescription and can be ordered inexpensively over the net. Pinworms can be passed from dog to dog, and dogs to people. The same formulation works for (was developed for) humans. It has a minty taste. In the last 5 years, I contracted them once from a dog whose owner was less than diligent in monitoring their dog (and I work with a lot of dogs). The parasites were eradicated with a single dose.
Your best option is to take a stool sample from your dog to your Vet and have him/her check the sample; then, ask about the efficacy of this product. Pinworms are no big deal unless left untreated. At the training kennel, we use it routinely.
It would be remiss not to mention this is NOT a heartworm preventative or cure. Talk to your Vet and ask about least expensive options.
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Yes, they are. No parisitical infestation is good for any animal. Could cause inflammation of the digestive tract, diarrhea and a whole host of other problems. Hit your local pet store for some worming treatment, the local superstore may have it, otherwise got a worming treatment from the vet. It shouldn't break the bank, either. Since you've got internet, do a Google search for "whipworms" (yes, put it in parenthesis for a more accurately specific search) to find out more. Don't waste any time in researching and taking care of this problem. Want to know more? Go to: http://www.greatlakesbcrescue.org/HealthNTraining/Whipworm.htm I'm not a vet and I don't even play one on TV, but I'm sure your dog's uncomfortable.
And one week old puppy gets all its nutrients from the mother dog nursing. It's best to wait til their 4weeks old and can hold there heads up properly.
every week theres a new one so if i tell you for this week it will become old the next week. the best way to know is to ask friendly penguins!
no, but they have a special type for dogs/puppies 0-10 lbs and one treatment can last up to one month and they say it is so gentle, it can be used on seven-week-old puppies and eight-week-old kittens. Hope this helps! :)
by the sound of that it seams she has worms but I'm not completely shore if i was you i would ask the RSPCA if they have given her a worming tablet and if they haven't visit your local vet and ask for some.
If you think your puppy is ill you should take it to a qualified animal doctor (a vet) for an examination and if necessary treatment.
vets have a pill for less than 10.00 that kills all kinds of worms except heartworms which you can get preventative pills for ...