An overdose of external anthelmintics in dogs may cause vomiting, diarrhea, convulsions, etc. Usually, too much external antiparasitic medicine for dogs will not have much impact on the dog, because external antiparasitic medicine is mainly absorbed by the sebaceous glands and will not enter the blood. However, if the dosage is too much, it will cause the dog to appear. If there are any abnormalities, the dog should be sent to the pet hospital for examination immediately.

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Usually when the dog is one month old, you can start deworming. Deworming is divided into external deworming and internal deworming. Usually external deworming Deworming needs to be done once a month, while internal deworming only needs to be fed once every three months, and it must be used strictly according to the instructions and according to the dog's weight.