If your vet finds eggs or tapeworm segments, your dog will receive a treatment regimen to eliminate the tapeworms. A drug is administered orally or by injection .
What do vets use to treat worms?
Pyrantel pamoate (brand names Nemex®, Nemex 2®) is an anthelmintic, or dewormer. It is used to treat intestinal roundworm, hookworm, and stomach worm parasites in dogs.
What do vets give dogs for worms?
Many deworming drugs are safe and effective. They include fenbendazole, milbemycin, moxidectin, piperazine, and pyrantel. Your vet will give your dog one to three doses at first, which will kill the adult worms.
Do I need to go to the vet for worms?
It may be difficult to see any symptoms of your pet having worms, but it's important to have a regular worm treatment in place, as advised by your vet. If your pet does have the parasite, you may see worms in faeces or vomit, or around your pet's bottom.
Can I deworm my dog myself?
A. You need a veterinarian's help in diagnosing not only if your dog does indeed have intestinal worms but also exactly what kind of parasites they are. Without that knowledge, it's impossible to choose the correct medication to treat the pests.
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