Depending on the type of worms, it could be caused by different things, but most are caused by the dog eating a flea that hosts the egg of the parasite. The dog can also get it if he eats the excrement of another infected animal. The best prevention would be a good flea prevention and cleaning up the yard (or area where you walk him).
The active ingredient in ZydaClin is clindamycin, an antibiotic. I cannot see how it could possibly cause your dog to get worms.
It might be pin worms.
To prevent your dog from getting infected with worms, make sure to regularly deworm your dog as recommended by your veterinarian, keep your dog's living area clean, and avoid letting your dog come into contact with feces from other animals. Additionally, practice good hygiene by washing your hands after handling your dog or cleaning up after them.
There are all different ways of a dog getting worms or parasites but being beaten is not one of them. If you think your dog has parasites, take him or her to a Veterinarian along with a small sample of his feces to be examined.
I think it can't cause my dog only vomits and has diarrhea when his got worms. Did I spell diarrhea wrong?
heart worms if not treated can kill it
usally worms or some other kinda parasite
Yes. U need to have him dewormed again.
No they will not die but it will most likely cause them worms depends on how much sugar they took in.
Any dog when raised properly has the potential to make a great indoor pet. However, when it comes to the "giant" breeds, if you can't handle clumsiness during play time, I'd recommend getting a smaller dog.
One reason may be that the dog has worms. They itch and the dog drags his/her rear to scratch the itch. My dog does this even though she doesn't have worms. (I know she doesn't because she was given a wormer recently.) I wonder if she does it just to wipe herself or scratch herself. Not sure if there are other reasons besides worms. Anyone else?
Birds to eat the worms.