Transmission of intestinal worms (hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms) commonly occurs when your dog ingests contaminated soil or feces containing eggs or immature worms (larvae) that have been passed from other infected animals in the environment. 30 июн. 2020 г.
How did my indoor dog get worms?
“Worms can be picked up from your dog's stool and contaminated soil. They can infect other dogs, and in some cases, people can contract certain types of worms. That's one reason it's important that you always carefully clean up your dog's stool.”
Can house dogs get worms?
These parasites reproduce inside your pet's intestinal tract and form eggs that are passed through dog feces. Your dog can become infected by eating dirt or soil contaminated with whipworm eggs.
What do I do if my indoor dog has worms?
De-worming medication is usually necessary, and in severe cases, your dog may need to be hospitalized for treatment and observation. The best way to keep your dog worm-free is to take steps to minimize its risk of contracting worms.
How do dogs get worms if they don't go outside?
Hunting Behavior. Dogs aren't the only ones eating parasite eggs. If your dog likes to hunt or scavenge, they could catch worms from other infected animals like rodents, rabbits, birds and even insects like roaches and earthworms that have eaten worm eggs.
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