Your dog probably has worms!!! Your puppy needs training.
Yes. It's ringworms.
Yes, it is recommended to give your puppy regular deworming medication as a preventative measure, even if there are no signs of worms. Puppies are at high risk for worms, and deworming can help prevent potential health issues. Consult with your veterinarian for the best deworming schedule for your puppy.
No, you should not starve a puppy if it has worms. It is important to consult with a veterinarian to determine the best treatment plan, which may include deworming medication and a specific diet to help the puppy recover.
It's possible that your puppy has a heavy infestation of worms given the visible signs of worms falling out. It's important to take your puppy to the vet as soon as possible to get proper treatment and follow-up care. Deworming may need to be repeated to completely eliminate the infestation.
Maybe she's got a dirty bottom. Could also be worms or impcted anal glands.Check with the Vet . The Vet can teach you how to evacuate the anal glands at home. Check the poop for worms. Frequently you can see them.
Because the worms got in side of your puppy and they are eating your puppy's insides. You should take your puppy to the Vet.
No
Yes they can
Your dog probably has worms!!! Your puppy needs training.
The other dog can get tape worms from the affected puppy only if that dog were to eat the puppy's fecal matter, which is where there would be tape worms.
Yes. It's ringworms.
Those are probably hookworms or whipworms. Take your puppy to the vet asap. The worms eat all the food the puppy takes in, and he gets no nutrition.
no but if they are coughing, you should bring them to your local vet and get a medicine for coughing just in case they have a cold
Yes I think you can but I'm not sure my puppy got worms and we bought some special pills from a petshop and they seemed to work.
Have a vet deworm them. If you MUST do it yourself, buy a dewormer medecine at the pet store. Dose the puppy as directed right away, and WAIT (Yes, wait) for TWO weeks to give them their seond and final dose. The reason for the two-week wait, is to kill the new worms that hatch from eggs laid two weeks before.
Main cause of vomiting and diarrhea in dogs...pancreatitis. Caused by eating PEOPLE FOOD! If it's a puppy, you hope it's not Parvo