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  Early worm detection is important because each type of pets for sale worm requires a different form of procedure.
  Below yow will discover a list of common telltale symptoms of pet worm infestation, but keep in mind that these symptoms can also be described as a sign of a more serious problem. Either way, always consult a veterinarian whenever your dog is not "his normal self. "
  
  

  
  
  • Unexciting coat
    
  
  
  • Weight loss
    
  
  
  • Appetite loss
    
  
  
  • Pot-bellied look
    
  
  
  • Coughing
    
  
  
  • Low vitality
    
  
  
  • Diarrhea
    
  
  
  • Vomiting
    
  
  

  
  ROUNDWORMS (Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina)
  
  You can find two types of Roundworm: Toxocara canis together with Toxascaris leonine. This is the most common type of dog earthworm, which affects the intestines and causes a pot-bellied look, mostly in puppies. Usually there are some ways puppies can turn out to be infected. Puppies are often infected before birth with the mother's uterus or through her milk. Puppies can also contract these worms in the ingestion of an infected animal (such as a rodent) or corrupted soil. Roundworm eggs can live in soil for many years. Once a puppy offers ingested the infected dirt, the eggs will hatch in his intestines, allowing the worms to maintain there and grow to adulthood. These adults will produce more eggs.
  
  Roundworms may very well be found in your dog's feces or vomit. They can grow to help about 7 inches long and have a spaghetti-like look. If this type of infestation is not detected early and is allowed time to develop, a buildup of worms in the intestines can cause an obstruction that can result in death. The symptoms of a severe infestation are: pot-belly look, diarrhea, vomiting, dull coat and fat loss.
  
  Puppies ought to be dewormed every 2 months between 2 and 12 weeks of age, then monthly until he or she is 6 months old. Once your puppy has reached 6 months old, he is less subject to contracting these worms nevertheless should continue yearly exams (or more often if considered high-risk).
  
  Because Roundworm may be transmitted to humans, one must always promote good hygiene, including washing your hands regularly. Transmission of this pet worm to humans is normally through infected soil, that could be in your backyard and front lawn. Because the eggs are sticky and may easily adhere to hands or clothing, make sure children (and adults) wash their own hands after playing outside (especially at a park or playground), after tinkering with the dog and before it's time to eat.
  
  Treatment typically involves administering oral medication (dewormer) using follow-up fecal exams in addition to a monthly heartworm medication. Try 1-800-PetMeds - America's Puppy Health Resource
  
  Stop your dog from contracting roundworms by clearing fecal matter from the backyard as often as possible. Also, administering a heartworm medication including HeartGard - Prescription Heartworm medication for Dogs & Cats constitutes a preventive. Do not mix wormers and consult your vet before giving your pet dog any medication. And previous, but not least, remember annual exams.
  
  HOOKWORMS (Ancylostoma caninium)
  
  Like Roundworm, Hookworm harbors in the intestines and can also be transmitted to humans. Hookworms can affect a dog at almost any age. It is a little, thin worm that hooks on to the intestinal wall and sucks that blood from its sufferer, which cause anemia and perhaps death.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Early worm detection is important because each type of <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.familypetclassifieds.com">pets for sale</a> worm requires a different form of procedure. <br /> Below yow will discover a list of common telltale symptoms of pet worm infestation, but keep in mind that these symptoms can also be described as a sign of a more serious problem. Either way, always consult a veterinarian whenever your dog is not "his normal self. "<br /> <br /> <ul><br /><li> Unexciting coat<br /></li><br /><li> Weight loss<br /></li><br /><li> Appetite loss<br /></li><br /><li> Pot-bellied look<br /></li><br /><li> Coughing<br /></li><br /><li> Low vitality<br /></li><br /><li> Diarrhea<br /></li><br /><li> Vomiting<br /></li><br /></ul> <br /> <b> ROUNDWORMS </b> (Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina) <br /> <br /> You can find two types of Roundworm: Toxocara canis together with Toxascaris leonine. This is the most common type of dog earthworm, which affects the intestines and causes a pot-bellied look, mostly in puppies. Usually there are some ways puppies can turn out to be infected. Puppies are often infected before birth with the mother's uterus or through her milk. Puppies can also contract these worms in the ingestion of an infected animal (such as a rodent) or corrupted soil. Roundworm eggs can live in soil for many years. Once a puppy offers ingested the infected dirt, the eggs will hatch in his intestines, allowing the worms to maintain there and grow to adulthood. These adults will produce more eggs. <br /> <br /> Roundworms may very well be found in your dog's feces or vomit. They can grow to help about 7 inches long and have a spaghetti-like look. If this type of infestation is not detected early and is allowed time to develop, a buildup of worms in the intestines can cause an obstruction that can result in death. The symptoms of a severe infestation are: pot-belly look, diarrhea, vomiting, dull coat and fat loss. <br /> <br /> Puppies ought to be dewormed every 2 months between 2 and 12 weeks of age, then monthly until he or she is 6 months old. Once your puppy has reached 6 months old, he is less subject to contracting these worms nevertheless should continue yearly exams (or more often if considered high-risk). <br /> <br /> Because Roundworm may be transmitted to humans, one must always promote good hygiene, including washing your hands regularly. Transmission of this pet worm to humans is normally through infected soil, that could be in your backyard and front lawn. Because the eggs are sticky and may easily adhere to hands or clothing, make sure children (and adults) wash their own hands after playing outside (especially at a park or playground), after tinkering with the dog and before it's time to eat. <br /> <br /> Treatment typically involves administering oral medication (dewormer) using follow-up fecal exams in addition to a monthly heartworm medication. Try 1-800-PetMeds - America's Puppy Health Resource <br /> <br /> Stop your dog from contracting roundworms by clearing fecal matter from the backyard as often as possible. Also, administering a heartworm medication including HeartGard - Prescription Heartworm medication for Dogs & Cats constitutes a preventive. Do not mix wormers and consult your vet before giving your pet dog any medication. And previous, but not least, remember annual exams. <br /> <br /> <b> HOOKWORMS </b> (Ancylostoma caninium) <br /> <br /> Like Roundworm, Hookworm harbors in the intestines and can also be transmitted to humans. Hookworms can affect a dog at almost any age. It is a little, thin worm that hooks on to the intestinal wall and sucks that blood from its sufferer, which cause anemia and perhaps death.</div>

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