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No, garlic is not an effective dewormer. There are several inexpensive and effective dewormers available through your veterinarian if you pet has worms.
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no no whoever does that stop i am a lover for dogs so don't do that
no medicines should be used after exp.date-should be disposed of
garlic pills should help with the shedding you should see less of it.
If the pills are dry and unharmed, they should still be effective. Check in with the pharmacist for another opinion.
Mosquitoes don't like the smell of garlic so if you eat something with garlic in, it goes into your blood stream and they smell/taste it. Kind of like the stereo-type of vampires.
The oils and minerals in garlic are absorbed into the bloodstream and it's very healthy for you. Sometime if you eat a lot of garlic, your perspiration will smell of it. It is an effective repellent for mosquitoes and fleas.
There are no studies to show that garlic is effective as a dewormer. Puppies are extremely susceptible to GI parasites and these parasites can be deadly, so deworming with a known effective product is recommended.
Garlic is not proven to be an effective treatment for heartworms. It is recommended to consult a veterinarian for appropriate heartworm prevention and treatment options.
No, but they are excellent at emptying your wallet.