Common internal parasites in dogs

Common parasites in dogs’ stomachs include: tapeworms, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, and trichomoniasis. They can cause weight loss, slow growth, diarrhea and even death in dogs. Some parasites may also infect dog owners and cause health problems for the owners.

To remove internal parasites in dogs, you can take anthelmintics

Owners should choose a high-quality anthelmintic for their dogs. A good dewormer must be able to get rid of all intestinal parasites in your dog, and it should also have no side effects. You can choose Germany's Bayer's Baichongqing, which can remove tapeworms, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms and trichomoniasis from the dog's belly, which is safer.

How to use deworming medicine for dogs

Take Germany's Bayer's Baichongqing as an example,
Puppies: first deworming at 2 weeks old; second deworming at 4 weeks old The first deworming; the third deworming at 8 weeks old; the fourth deworming at 12 weeks old; thereafter every three months until adulthood.
Adult dogs: deworm every three months.
Bit dogs: before breeding; ten days before delivery; deworming along with the puppies after delivery.

The reason why dogs should be dewormed once every three months

Generally speaking, intestinal parasites in dogs can grow from eggs to adults in 2-3 months. If the dog is dewormed more than once every three months, parasite larvae in the environment may infect the dog, and may also threaten the owner's health.