RE: Organic Remedy for Puppies With Worms
Food grade diatomaceous earth is a natural organic wormer. Provided the puppy isn't infested with fleas (for which food grade diatomaceous earth naturally dehydrates as well), it will eliminate tapeworms. Just put it in the daily food. Note, if the puppy continues to have fleas, it will continue to have tapeworms.
Much safer than chemical wormers and worms can't develop immunity to it as they are to the traditional wormers.
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RE: Puppies With Worms
What is the best worming that I can get in pet store?
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And the #1 reason for NOT doing guest post: You cannot edit your post! Tapeworms ARE the ones resembling rice. Thats what my Cat had, and you must treat it before you use the revolution to prevent it. But I sincerely appreciate the info about the babys becoming blind. That is just frightening.
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By denise warner (Guest Post)
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hi buy the cheapest one at the grocery store or check you local hardware store(rural areas) they still carry pet supplies like the old days! thank god
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RE: Puppies With Worms
tape worm medication is a completely different dewormer than the one used for round worms(spaghetti looking one) these are the intestinal parasites that are visable without a microscope.Round worm & Hook worm ARE ZOONOTIC! Meaning..we CAN get them from pets. Especially babies crawling..may pick up an invisible egg on the floor (even though you cleaned the area after an accident) and then of course put their hands in their mouths..I work at a vets and the scariest thing is that round worm can migrate to the eyes of a child and cause them to become blind in that eye. I think it's awful this isn't televised. The last post that said why not revolution had a good point the reason behind not using this product exclusively is: It does a variety of things but not as good as products designed for that purpose..especially good for cats..as it does kill the "worms"(Not tapeworm..the dried up ones that resemble rice) and ear mites,mange,but not a good dewormer for dogs.
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RE: Puppies With Worms
We had a litter of puppies and they had every kind of worm there was. Some like spaghetti, some like rice, and some that actually crawled away. Yikes! The vet have them meds and shots and cleared the mess up. Until you get rid of the worms, they can pass them to other dogs and drop them around. I don't know of any home remedy to get rid of puppy worms. Dogs are expensive, like adopting a child.
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Hello! My cat had them, it is so gross! I tried a 3.00 medication from the store, did not work. I hate to tell you this: you are better off going to the vet, tapeworms will eventually kill the puppies, not to mention they fall from their "bum" all over your house! The good news: Worms need a host, meaning humans cannot get worms unless ingested alive. Then you can give them revolution($15.00) to keep it from coming back. Revolution is cheaper than frontline and prevents more than just fleas. When I found that out I asked "why would anyone buy frontline then?" Well good luck with your messy situation. I feel your pain, and remember that feeling in my throat when I first saw a tapeworm. I am so sorry:-(
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