Dog Deworming
Parasite Protection
Dogs are at risk from parasites every day, everywhere they go. With our dog deworming treatments, they can be free from worms that can cause fatal diseases and illnesses.
What Is Dog Deworming?
Protect Your Dog with Effective Deworming
Dog deworming is crucial to keeping your canine companion’s health in check. It prevents worms and other parasites from damaging your dog’s body from the inside. Dewormers for dogs can prevent tapeworm, hookworm, and roundworm infestations.
Routine deworming can ensure your dog stays protected indoors and outdoors. Treatments include administering deworming medications, maintaining good hygiene, controlling your dog’s environmental exposure, and providing clean, healthy food.
Signs of Parasites in Dogs
Understanding the Symptoms of Dog Parasites
Worms and other parasites can enter and harm your dog’s body anytime. They can cause many symptoms that may not immediately be noticeable. By noticing the signs of parasites in your dog, we can promptly treat them with effective dewormers for dogs.
Digestive Problems
Parasites can cause diarrhea and vomiting in dogs. In serious cases, there will be the presence of blood. Because of this, your dog may lose their appetite and experience stomach pains and discomfort.
Weakness and Lethargy
Dogs with parasites can make them weak and feel tired all the time. Check if your dog is calmer and sleepier than usual. You may need to take your dog to the veterinary clinic if they continue to be lethargic after a few days.
Visible Presence of Worms
Certain parasites may be visible in your dog’s stool and vomit. Worms like tapeworms and roundworms may appear as white segments or strands. This is a clear sign your dog has a parasite infestation.
Changes in Coat Condition
Long-coated dogs can show visible signs of parasites because worm infestations can result in dull, rough, and thinning coats. You may also notice skin problems, like bumps, rashes, or redness.
Sudden Weight Loss
Parasites feed off the nutrients that your dog should be getting. If your dog is constantly losing weight despite having a good appetite, then your dog may need deworming treatments. This is why you must monitor your dog’s weight daily.
Scooting Behavior
Scooting behavior is when dogs drag their bottoms on the floor to relieve themselves from itchiness. Parasites like tapeworms can cause irritation that can cause your dog to scoot. It may mean your dog needs deworming.
Benefits
Why Dogs Need Routine Deworming
Protects Your Dog’s Health
Parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and whipworms live in your dog’s intestines, stealing nutrients and causing irritation. Over time, these parasites can lead to many health problems. A regular dog deworming routine can avoid digestive issues, health problems, and malnutrition.
Prevents Severe Diseases
Supports a Healthy Growth
Improves Quality of Life
Prevents Transmission
Protect Your Dog from Worms
Regular dog deworming helps prevent harmful parasites, keeping your pet
healthy and happy.
It’s a simple yet essential step in ensuring your dog’s well-being and longevity.
Schedule
Dog Deworming Schedule
2
Weeks
Deworming your puppy starts at 2 weeks old, repeating every 2 weeks until 12 weeks.
12
Weeks
Once your puppy reaches 12 weeks, deworm monthly until 6 months old.
6
Months
From 6 months, deworm your dog every 3 to 4 months, based on lifestyle and exposure risks.
Top Parasites in Dogs
Most Common Parasites in Dogs
Numerous worms and parasites can infect your dogs. However, there are a few common worms that your dog can easily pick up in the environment.
Roundworms
Roundworms are one of the most common worms found in puppies, as they can be transferred to them while in their mother’s womb. They can also be transferred through contaminated soil and excrement. Roundworms can cause malnutrition, abdominal pain, weight loss, and fatigue in puppies and adult dogs.
Tapeworms
Tapeworms can be transmitted when dogs ingest fleas. They latch onto a dog’s intestine lining, absorbing the nutrients your dog should be getting. When your dog begins scooting, it could be a sign that they have a tapeworm infestation. You can eliminate tapeworms in your pet with dog deworming treatments.
Hookworms
Hookworms can be found in a mother dog’s milk, similar to how roundworms can be transmitted. They are also present in contaminated soil and stools because they thrive in moist environments. These worms penetrate a dog’s skin and make their way to the intestines. A dog with tapeworms may show weight loss, bloody diarrhea, and other symptoms.
Dog Deworming Cost
Affordable Deworming for Your Dog
Deworming your dog at Noble Veterinary Clinics starts at 200 AED per treatment. This is part of a routine schedule that ensures your dog remains protected from intestinal parasites like roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms.
Why Noble Vet
Caring for Your Pet’s Health
Qualified Veterinarians
Our expert veterinarians have years of experience providing professional and compassionate deworming. We stay updated with the latest advancements in veterinary medicine to ensure your pet receives comfortable treatment with great results.
Compassionate Service
Convenient Locations
Advanced Technologies
Everything You Need to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
We answer frequently asked questions about dog deworming and parasite infestations.
Can I deworm my dog myself?
Is it okay to deworm my dog every month?
What happens if I don’t deworm my dog?
Can I feed my dog after deworming?
Can dogs transmit worms to humans?
Can I bathe my dog after deworming?
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