Parasites that puppies are prone to: roundworms

This is the most common parasite that puppies are susceptible to. It is beige and resembles a rubber band. It lives in the intestines and absorbs digested nutrients. This parasite is mostly transmitted from the mother and is characterized by diarrhea, vomiting, flatulence and other symptoms. Therefore, it is best for puppies to get rid of roundworms when they are one month old. You can tell whether you have roundworms in your stomach by checking your stool for eggs.

Parasites that puppies are prone to: tapeworms

The worms are like flat noodles with segments, which grow into strings and parasitize in the intestines to absorb nutrients. After each piece falls off, it will grow its head forward, bite the dog's intestinal wall, and slowly grow a long string backward. If you see maggot-like moving worms in your puppy's feces, they are tapeworms. The fragments gather near the puppy's anus, causing the puppy's anus to itch so much that it will sit on the ground and grind.
This tapeworm is transmitted through fleas, so puppies with fleas are almost inevitably infected with tapeworms.

Parasites that puppies are prone to: hookworms

Parasites in the duodenum, also known as "duodenal worms". The worm has a small body and a thin hook on the head. It bites the intestinal wall and sucks blood, causing bloody stools, black stools, and anemia. Oval-shaped eggs can be seen on fecal examination.
For the treatment of hookworms, it is a good habit to develop regular deworming for dogs. It is best to carry out deworming before the female dog is pregnant and during the 4th, 6th and 8th weeks after giving birth.

Parasites that puppies are prone to: pinworms

Pinworms are commonly known as nematodes. After an animal is infected with pinworms, they hatch in the stomach and duodenum, and finally develop into the lower small intestine and large intestine Adult worm. When animals are asleep at night, pinworms crawl around the anus to lay eggs because the anus is looser than during the day. Several or even dozens of pinworms may crawl out at a time, irritating the skin around the anus, causing itching, and affecting sleep.