How to kill worms in dogs?

Intestinal parasites, commonly called worms, are a common ailment among dogs. Once your vet treats your pooch, he'll be parasite-free, but the intestinal parasite eggs he's left behind can survive in your home and backyard, reinfecting your dog and even possibly making you and your family ill as well. read more

How to Treat Worms in Dogs Three Parts: Recognizing the Signs of Worms Treating Worms Preventing Worms Community Q&A There are five basic types of worms that a dog owner should be familiar with: heartworms, and four types of intestinal worms including roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, and whipworms. read more

The segments are shed while the tapeworm head remains attached to the dog's intestines. The idea of dogs having worms is very unpleasant to most people, but the condition is easily resolved with a visit to the veterinary clinic, medicine and follow-up prevention methods. read more

Most worms are acquired in one of two ways: Your dog consumes something containing the worm or its eggs (such as feces or infested water), or he's bitten by a carrier like a flea or a mosquito. Regardless of the type of worm, the best remedy is prevention. read more