How to worm a dog?

Part 3. Preventing Worms. Get your dog checked regularly. To ensure that any type of worms are caught and treated before the case becomes advanced, see a veterinarian regularly. Administer a heartworm preventative. Keep your dog free of fleas. Clean up the poop. read more

How to Treat Worms in Dogs. 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

These foot-long worms live in the heart, lungs, and blood vessels. Mosquitoes carry the worms’ offspring from one dog’s blood to another’s. The vet will do a blood test to tell if your dog has heartworms. Show Worms the Way Out. There are many safe ways to de-worm your dog. read more

It’s an unfortunate fact that dogs get worms. There’s no stopping your dog from going outdoors in the park, backyard and for walks around the neighborhood, so it’s easy for him to pick up parasites from the soil. Fortunately, there are many simple home remedies to treat your dog for worms if you prefer to eliminate additives, chemicals and artificial components from his diet. read more