Here are seven simple stepsyou can take to help keep your pet parasite free. Consult your veterinarian. . Watch for signs of illness. . Give your pet preventive medications. . Keep your yard feces free. . Have your veterinarian do a regular fecal check. . Don't let your dog eat feces. . Don't let your pet drink standing water.
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