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• Can worms affect a dog's behavior?

Tapeworms are a common problem in dogs. Surprisingly, although they are quite big – up to half a meter long, they cause only mild disease. They are one, but not the only, cause of 'scooting' behavi (...)

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• Does kibbles and bits make dogs sick?

Does kibbles and bits make dogs sick? The vomiting and diarrhea are rare signs of a food related allergy but indicative of a food intolerance. Either way, it isn’t good to continue feeding th (...)

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• What happens if a tapeworm goes untreated?

If your doctor confirms you have a tapeworm infection, follow their instructions to lessen the risk of complications. If left untreated, there's the risk of developing an invasive infection which c (...)

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• How can we control roundworm infections?

Roundworm treatment Mebendazole is the usual medicine used for children aged over 1 year, and for adults who are not pregnant or breastfeeding. . Other medicines such as albendazole, levamisole (...)

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• How long can a dog live after heartworm treatment?

My dog was treated for heartworm 4 months ago and his heartworm test is still positive. What does this mean? After treating a dog with melarsomine injections, adult worms may continue to die for mo (...)

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