Tapeworms are usually passed in the stool as segments. If the worms were long and stringy, or coiled up like watch springs, they're round worms. Certain meds work better for certain worms. Take a fresh stool sample to your vet so they can ID what type of worms puppy actually has. What do I do now? Because I never had a dog with worms since we always treated them and kept them healthy from day 1 but this puppy came horrible sick to my home so I am honestly not surprised to see her sick again.Can my older dog have this too even though she is dewormed every 2 months for past 5 years?.Could I have tapeworm too because I let her lick my face and she sleeps with me?.I googled a lot by now but I'd like for someone with experience to answer or someone who knows something about this I will take her to the vet tomorrow because they are not working today and this is not emergency they said. I dewormed her 1 month ago after her first set of shots then again 3 days ago she lived in horrible conditions and she had ear mites, fleas and ticks and I taught she had worms because she has BIG appetite but she's still skinny but her stomach was bloated all the time. My puppy pooped out about 8 long, white and ALIVE worms. Notable WIKI pages:įor content relating to the physical care of dogs, try our sister subreddit, /r/DogCare. Please flair your posts using its flair link (not, and so on)! See our flair guide for help. In particular, please note that recommending the use of aversives like pain, startle, fear, or intimidation to train dogs is not permitted here. Posts and comments that don't follow these guidelines will be removed. Please read our rules and posting guidelines before posting or commenting. FiltersĪll | Remove Filter Academic Announcement Brags Community Criticism Welcome Discussion Equipment Help Industry Resource Update Posting Guidelines: If your training is not fun and effective, or if you need additional help, then please find a certified trainer for assistance. The advice here is not a replacement for professional help. This is a forum on dog training and behavior that focuses on a least intrusive, minimally aversive approach.
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