How do you know that canine roundworms have been eliminated
Owners can observe the dog’s feces. If there are no dead bodies of roundworms in the feces, it means that the canine roundworms have been eliminated. The dog's appetite will slowly return to normal, and its size will continue to grow, which also means that there are no roundworms in its body. After the dog ate, he did not suffer from vomiting, diarrhea, digging in the soil, or loss of appetite, which also means that there is no roundworm parasite in his body.
Generally, dogs should be dewormed once a month externally and once every three months internally. But if adult roundworms have been found, they should be exterminated three times in a row, once a week. At present, most of the internal and external anthelmintic drugs are not particularly effective in killing insect eggs. Therefore, it takes three consecutive dewormings to drive away all the parasites. You can also take the dog to the pet hospital for a poop check to see if there are any poop in the poop. There are also roundworm eggs.