In vivo parasites affect dog health and growth, and will also create conditions for the invasion of other pathogens. If parents do not understand and leave it alone, serious situations will lead to death of dogs and even spread to humans and children. Therefore, it is very important to deworm dogs regularly.
How to judge parasites in the body:
The belly is big and it is also bulging when you don’t eat.
How to solve the dog's reasonable eating habits during the puppy period
Eat a large amount of food, but not very strong, but instead lose weight and is weak.
Like to sit on the floor and grind your anal part.
Eat raw meat regularly.
The mother of a hairy child has been infected with a parasite and is transmitted through breast milk.
Common in vivo parasites:
Tapeworm:
Tapeworm is the longest intestinal parasite in dogs and is very harmful to the health of dogs. The small hooks and suction cups on the head of the insect body attach to the small intestinal mucosa, causing damage to the intestinal mucosa and enteritis. The insect body absorbs a lot of nutrients from the dog, causing obstacles to growth and development. It can cause malnutrition, weight loss, anemia, gastrointestinal symptoms and neurological symptoms, and in severe cases, it can lead to systemic weakness and death.
When tapeworms are initially infected, most dogs do not show symptoms. When infected severely, symptoms of enteritis, hemorrhagic enteritis, and vomiting may occur.
When the intestinal tract reverses the peristalsis, the worm body can enter the stomach, and when vomiting, the worm body can vomit along with the contents of the stomach.
Heartworm:
Cardworms are blood parasitic diseases transmitted by mosquito bites. After dog infection, heartworms will parasitize in the right heart and adjacent blood vessels, which can seriously lead to death of the dog. Since heartworms are parasitized in the right ventricle and pulmonary artery of a dog, it can also cause certain damage to the dog's heart, lungs and kidneys.
There is no energy, loss of appetite, continuous dry cough, wheezing, ascites or leg edema, jaundice, heart and lung failure, and even death, whipworm:
The whipworm disease in dogs is caused by the parasitization of fox hair nematode in the dog's cecum. This occurs in all parts of our country. This disease mainly harms puppies and can cause death when infected seriously.
In severe infection, the head of the insect body penetrates deeply into the mucosa, which can cause acute or chronic enteritis;
The worm body sucks blood often leads to anemia in the diseased dog;
The ascaris:
The ascaris is the largest parasitic nematode in the intestines of the dog. The body is slightly pink or slightly yellow, with transverse lines on the body surface, and the tail of the male insect is often curled. After the roundworm's eggs are swallowed by dogs, larvae hatch in the small intestine. The larvae can secrete hyaluronidase and protease, invade the small intestine mucosa and submucosa, and drill into other tissues of the body.
A small number of ascaris can develop fever, chills, cough, dyspnea, asthma, bloody phlegm, and loss of appetite.
A large number of ascaris in the intestine will experience varying degrees of digestive symptoms, such as excessive eating or anorexia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, occasional hookworms:
hookworms parasitize in the dog's small intestine, with a 1-2 cm long, a curved front end and three sharp hook-like teeth on the oral edge, which can deeply "nail" on the intestinal mucosa to suck blood. The larvae mainly invade the host body through the skin (or oral), travel to the heart and lungs with blood, and then pass through the respiratory tract and larynx to the digestive tract to parasitize. Pregnant dogs can enter the fetus through the placenta.
The secretions of insect bodies can prevent the dog's blood from coagulation and cause continuous bleeding. The sick dog will cause severe anemia due to continuous large amounts of blood loss.
Sick dogs suffer from diarrhea and blood and mucus, anemia, thinness and loss of appetite, sometimes swelling, and growth and development disorders.
Toxoplasma gondii:
Toxoplasma gondii is a single-cell intracellular parasite that flows with the blood and reaches all parts of the body. It is almost the most successful single-celled animal on the planet and is common all over the world. Many mammals and birds, including various livestock and poultry, are infected by them, and infections in people also occur.
Eat the meat of infected animals. If the temperature during cooking is not enough or the time is too short, the insect eggs can survive in the external environment for a long time.
What should be paid attention to when deworming dogs:
Feed dogs normally, deworm them when the dogs eat normally, so as to avoid adverse reactions to deworming drugs due to physical discomfort.
Feeding deworming medicine should be distributed according to the instructions and the dose should be distributed according to the weight.
Put the medicine into the medicine feeder;
Use the medicine feeder to press the gap behind the canine teeth, penetrate deep into the mouth, and be as close as possible to the base of the tongue;