Pug (definite introduction)

Parasites in dogs often lead to poor absorption of dogs. It likes to rub its butt on the ground and other symptoms, so in addition to regular vaccinations, regular deworming is also very necessary for dogs. Natural dog deworming includes two categories, the first is the deworming of internal parasites, and the second is the deworming of external parasites. After handing it over, let’s talk about how to deworm a pug.

Generally, dogs should be dewormed every three months, but some owners may not feel this is necessary. Regarding internal parasites, if the owner does not find eggs in the dog's stool, or if there are symptoms of butt grinding, then the deworming time may be appropriately extended. However, for external parasites, we should still eliminate them regularly, because dogs are with us all the time, and we will inevitably have contact with dogs. If we do not deworm them regularly, parasites are likely to pass through. Dogs spread to us.

For external parasites, we often use the method of dropping medicine on the neck of the dog. This is to prevent the dog from licking the anthelmintic medicine and causing vomiting. We use oral medication to treat internal parasites. Nowadays, many anthelmintic drugs are made into beef flavor, so most dogs will take the initiative to take anthelmintic drugs, which saves us a lot of effort in feeding them.

We should pay attention to the fact that it is best not to carry out deworming and vaccination at the same time. Before deworming, we should weigh the dog's body weight and then choose appropriate deworming drugs for it. Natural deworming should also be carried out when the dog is in good health.

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