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• What is the treatment for hookworm in dogs?

The primary treatment for hookworms is an antiparisitic, usually fenbendazole, moxidectin, or pyrantel. This treatment is administered orally for around 2-3 weeks. Other treatment that may be given (...)

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• Can I worm my puppy twice in one week?

Most de-wormers that work against the "typical" intestinal parasites should be given to puppies at 2 - 3 week intervals, ideally starting at 2 weeks of age and continuing for at least 5 - 6 doses. (...)

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• What is the primary host of roundworm?

Hosts. Humans and swine are the major hosts for Ascaris; see Causal Agents for discussion on species status of Ascaris from both hosts. Natural infections with A. lumbricoides sometimes occur in mo (...)

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• What diseases can humans get from dog feces?

Dog faeces may contain several types of microorganisms potentially pathogenic for humans. Bacteria that are pathogens for the intestinal tract and cause diarrhoea include Campylobacter, Salmonella, (...)

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• What parasites can live in humans for years?

Tapeworm. Transmitted through infected food, a tapeworm attaches itself to its victim's intestine with hooks on its "head", or scolex. They mature over three to four months, during which time the r (...)

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