In winter, when it snows heavily in the north, students in the south will also put on their long johns one after another. Your dog must also huddle up when sleeping. So as a poop scraper, while enjoying the warmth of petting the dog in winter, have you considered the feelings of the masters? Food for the winter! Snacks to satisfy your cravings! Warm nest pad! All are fully equipped! Of course, don’t forget to have regular deworming once a month!!!

Do you still need to deworm your dog in winter?

Some parents may ask, when the weather is so cold and mosquitoes and flies don’t go out, where do the parasites come from? Everyone really knows too little about parasites.

Although the ambient temperature is relatively low in winter, and the number and activity of environmental parasites such as flies, mosquitoes, and fleas will also drop sharply, you must know that your dog is a warm-blooded animal and can survive in Maintain a relatively stable body temperature when the ambient temperature changes, which means that the body and body surface will maintain a certain temperature. In a home environment, temperature changes have no effect on common parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms in the body, but on the body surface. Mites will have some impact, but they are also hidden deep in the dog's hair, so don't be careless just because the weather is getting colder. Generally, when the number of parasites is not large, there will be no obvious symptoms. If you do not deworm regularly and on time in winter, the number of parasites will increase sharply in the coming spring, and your dog will have the worms in his belly all winter. Eggs or adults may be about to emerge. Parasites are not something to be afraid of, but prevention and control once a month is the most important.

Therefore, no matter it is winter or any season, whether it is internal or external expelling, it is very necessary. Don’t not deworm this year, and you will shed tears next year~