vomiting, dull
coat, diarrhea, pot belly, loss of weight
Hookworms
diarrhea, anemia, bloody stools
Tape worms
"rice" on anal area or in stools,
diarrhea or vomiting
Whipworms
loss of weight, diarrhea
Threadworms
profuse watery diarrhea, lung
infections
Puppies
A bad case of
worms can seriously interfere with your puppy's development.
Puppies should
be de-wormed at 2-3 weeks and at 4-6 weeks of age.
Worm immunity in puppies only comes after about six months of age.
Most puppies will therefore have worms, usually as a result
of dormant worm larvae from their mother.
How to prevent worms
Control pests
such as fleas and lice which can be hosts for tapeworms.
Remove all
stools from your garden daily.
Dirt should not
be used for the kennel floor. A water tight surface that can be hosed down
is best, but gravel is also preferential to dirt.
Make sure that
any meat fed to your dog is cooked thoroughly.
Trade Winds Tape Worm Tablets
Now available without a prescription! Tape Worm Tablets
remove common tape worms from dogs and puppies age 4 weeks
and older.
D-Worm Chewable Tablets
Chewable tablets to remove roundworms and hookworms from
puppies and adult dogs age 2 weeks and over.