How do you kill whip worms?

Answer 1

Diatomaceous earth applications, feces removal, and litter pick-up are ways to eliminate whipworms in yards. Impervious flooring in outdoor structures for domesticated animals and regular topsoil changes join in making it difficult for whipworms to access hosts and deposit eggs. In the event of invasions, everything from gravel to pavement to topsoil may need to be scoured and substituted to make the 6 inches (15.24 centimeters) of subsurface soil in which whipworms thrive inhospitable.

Answer 2

Whipworms (genus Trichuris) are hardy intestinal parasites of most mammals. They can be killed by oral administration of some antiparasiticides. However, the drugs effective against whipworms tend to be the more powerful drugs; pyrantel pamoate (a very safe dewormer with very few side effects) is not effective against whipworms.

Answer 3

Disinfecting outside structures such as animal houses, removing animal wastes, and treating the lawn with 1-1/2 pounds of borax or salt per gallon of water are ways to eliminate whipworms from the yard. That is 680.39 grams of control diluted in 3.79 liters of water.

Answer 4

Clean up all the fecal matter that's in your yard and every time after your pet goes out!