The cost of a fecal and deworming medication ranges from $50-150, depending on the severity of infection and the pet's size. Blood transfusions and hospitalization can be very costly, ranging from $500-1,500 in some cases.
How long does it take to treat intestinal parasites in dogs?
If it's intestinal parasites, there's going to be a medication that we give orally that will kill that roundworm, hookworm, whipworm, or tapeworm. Most of those have to be repeated in two to three weeks to break the life cycle so that we don't just get it again from the same source.
Can intestinal parasites in dogs be cured?
Roundworms and hookworms can be treated with a product containing pyrantel pamoate. Dogs with tapeworms should be treated with praziquantel (available over the counter or from your veterinarian). A whipworm infestation may be treated with fenbendazole available from your veterinarian.
How do vets treat parasites in dogs?
Treatment and prevention of parasites in dogs For internal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms and tapeworms, your veterinarian may prescribe a deworming product. Many dewormers can be administered orally and are prescribed by veterinarians or found over the counter, without a prescription.
What kills intestinal parasites in dogs?
Several heartworm medications can treat roundworms and hookworms, and some products can even treat whipworms, tapeworms and one or more stages of fleas. You'll want to talk with your veterinarian to determine which parasite control medication is right for your dog.
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