Please read the enclosed pdf regarding worming. I know that Vets offer a worming tablet monthly, but there are alternative natural solutions that is worth having a read about as a good alternative to chemical solutions that the Vets offer
Do your own research, make your own mind up as to the best way to work out your dogs worming routine and check out our recommendations …..
Worms blog
Dogs and puppies develop upset tummies and sudden diarrhoea primarily from environmental triggers, medical treatments, and dietary indiscretions. Routine vaccinations cause temporary digestive distress through immune responses or vet-visit stress. Chemical worming and flea treatments trigger gastrointestinal side effects including loose stools. Ingestion of foreign items, scavenged waste, or inedible objects on walks irritates the intestinal lining. Feeding a temporary bland diet of plain cooked fish, chicken, or scrambled eggs settles canine digestive irritation until bowel movements normalise.
Natural parasite control for dogs combines dietary remedies for internal worms with plant-based deterrents for external fleas and ticks. Feeding treats with intact fur, such as dried rabbit ears, provides insoluble fibre that physically sweeps worms and parasites out of the digestive tract. Routine faecal egg count testing verifies whether intestinal worms are present before administering targeted treatments. Topical herbal repellents containing neem, lemon balm, or apple cider vinegar alter skin scent to deter biting fleas and ticks. Regular grooming and physical coat inspections remove external parasites before attachment occurs.
