Pale gums of dogs

If Teddy’s gums are pale, it is very likely that the dog is anemic, and it may be caused by parasite infection. Owners should pay more attention to the health of their dogs. Under normal circumstances, the color of their dogs’ gums should be pink.

Loose and soft stools

If you find that your Teddy often has loose and soft stools, blood in the stools, the dog is emaciated, and the coat is messy and dull, then you should pay attention. This is a sign of infection with coccidia and trichomoniasis, and the parasites must be dewormed as soon as possible.

Dogs eat too much but don’t get fat

If Teddy eats a lot but doesn’t gain weight and is getting thinner day by day, the dog may have worms in his body. Parasites in the body will cause the dog to be robbed of the nutrients it eats. It is necessary to deworm the body in time, and then feed some healthy and nutritious food, so that the dog will gradually gain weight.

Small black spots on the hair

If you comb your Teddy's hair and see many small black spots on its hair and they are not dirt, then they are parasite excrement. External parasites generally feed on the dog's blood. When the ectoparasites are excreted, they will leave small black spots on the dog's body.