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The Dreaded Intestinal Parasites In Puppies (intestinal parasitosis)

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Channel: Veterinary Network 路 2018 路 Pets & Animals

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The dreaded intestinal parasitosis can cause serious health problems in the cahorros, hence it is necessary to take measures as soon as possible for their deworming.

Many times it is the mother herself who transmits the intestinal parasites to the puppy, either when it was still in the mother's womb, or during breastfeeding.

Other times, it has acquired them by ingesting fleas (such as Dipylidium caninum) or has been infected by contact with other animals. These worms can alter the correct growth of the puppy, causing, in addition, problems in the tissues. The most serious cases, even, can end the life of the puppy.

Parasites can be of several types:

    Round worms or worms. They are the most common among the offspring. The most common are Toxocara, Trichuris and Ancylostoma.
    Flat worms The best known are Tenia and Dipylidium caninum.

What are the symptoms of intestinal parasitosis?

The clearest evidences that our puppy has intestinal parasitosis are intestinal diarrhea (liquid, or with mucus and blood) and vomiting. Also often appear symptoms of malnutrition, anorexia, bulging belly, anemia, anal itching, loss of energy and vitality, dull and brittle hair ...

According to the parasite, it can also cause pneumonia and respiratory or nervous problems, since some larvae move through the organism of the animal, affecting other organs.

They are very difficult to locate; the symptoms appear when the parasitosis is already very advanced. Therefore, if we believe that our pet has parasites, we should immediately go to the veterinarian for deworming. This will recommend the intake of pills, syrups or pastes.

When it reaches one year of age, it is important that we get used to taking it to the vet every three months so that it will assess their health status and deworm it.

What measures can we follow to prevent its appearance?

The best way to avoid contagion is to maximize the hygiene measures, since, in addition to the dog, we can also become infected. Therefore, it is important that we take a series of measures to prevent worms from being transmitted to children, who are the most exposed and also the most vulnerable.

    Remove the animal's feces and clean the area well afterwards.
    Avoid touching the puppy's anus.
    Wash your hands well when we have caught or touched the child. Many larvae are located on the skin of the animal; hence, it is important to wash your hands every time you stroke it.

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