Tracy Collins Webboard User Reg: 10-09-2008
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The OP is in India, which may change the situation about prevalence of intestinal parasites and routine deworming. I don't know. It may also depend on how the dog is kept--if it has a lot if freedom and access to other dogs or animals.
I spent several weeks traveling around India last year, and many Indian people have different thoughts about dog-keeping than those of is in the US. Most dogs I saw seemed quite happy to roam free, but that also exposes them to different issues than we deal with here. And I also saw some dogs that were kept in ways similar to how many of us do--as house pets that have limited interaction with other possibly infected dogs.
If the OP could give us as much info as possible about his particular dog and situation (including vet diagnoses) that would help.
The medication which you are giving treats tapeworm, hookworm, whipworm and round worm.
It is a very effective good product. Strong. Modern. You must not use it in a pregnant dog, however.
How often you give the product depends upon what your dog's exposure to worms is. If she is around other dogs, street type dogs, or if she eats mice or rats, or if she is kept in a kennel with other dogs you might want to deworm her a few times a year, just to be on the safe side. If she is pretty much on leash, in your home and eats only what you give her, limited contact with other pets, then you don't have to deworm very often.
Taking a sample of her poop into your veterinarian each year could give you a better idea.
asit kumar bhattacharya Webboard User Reg: 07-04-2013
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thanx fr ur reply...i would like to let u know abt my dog indeed ,she is being kept as a pet like u do in dr at america,i maintain evrythng to keep her like i learned from leerburg...only the medication m nt sure of bcuz unless one see a dog its hard to tell d prblms nd remedy,infact i do nt have ny idea whn to determine to gv a dewroming dose...i genrally gv her drontal evry two months of gap as per d body weight instructed on d wrapper of d tabletsshe has a prblm sicne she was 4 to 6 months old that she s less of appetite,i used so many meds to increase her appetite as d vet said,bt still she s eats less than she should,now i have been seeing that there s a huge hair lossing is goin on wd her ,vet told me to inject her ivermactin,i like to add that she had ds ivermactin once earlier too ,6months ago as i remember,is it safe to do wht d vet saying?bcuz she will cm to season in couple of months later nd she will be breeded too...m confused
asit kumar bhattacharya Webboard User Reg: 07-04-2013
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thanx fr ur reply,let me tell u she stays in home as a pet,dr s no other animal in my house,bt evryday i take her out wd me fr training nd exercises twice in a day,smtime on leash or smtime offleash bt stays wd me nd yeah dr are two stray dogs which comes wd me nd my dog too bcoz i feed her those dogs nd they use to sstay wd me smtimes whn they see me out side ,they wander arounds whn i play wd my dog,sm times they cm closer to my dog bt i never let them to play together or to stay together ,i call my dog nd keep them apart...what do u think abt removing the hair massively out of my dog??should i use ivermactin injections on her as d vet said??i gave her drotal plus on 22.23 nd 24 april (1 nd half tabs,1tab,nd one fourth tab)her body weight was 26kilograms)
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