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Post by Emmahammond25 Wed May 13 2015, 07:47

i gave Marley a worming tablet and some cane out in his poo but this morning he had a poo and there wasn't anything in it but wen we came in I saw him sniffing at something out the floor at the tym I thought it was grass but it was a worm on my floor is it possible for worms to just come out on their own?
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Post by Lynn&Pete Wed May 13 2015, 10:13

How big was it? I've never seen anything bigger than a couple of millimetres.
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Post by Emmahammond25 Wed May 13 2015, 10:45

It was long and the ones in his poo were!!!! I just dun get how it was on my floor? Unless it can cme out without being in his poo as well they were dead cz he had the tablet minting really Sad
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Post by Mia05 Wed May 13 2015, 11:45

I can only think ur wee pups been dragging his wee bum and its went on the floor
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Post by Emmahammond25 Wed May 13 2015, 13:36

I've never seen him do that tho? I keep thinking if I didn see it my daughter could of picked it up Sad luckily Marley showed me lol
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Post by Mia05 Wed May 13 2015, 14:59

Generally a pup should be wormed every 2 weeks perhaps the breeder just miscounted. I would seek advice from a vet before you worm a puppy this is so they can weigh the dog and give an accurate and correct dosage for the tablets
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Post by Emmahammond25 Wed May 13 2015, 16:27

Yh he went to the vets Monday she gave me the worming tab then, well I didn ask the breeder about worming him b4 we had him but he told me Marley had to b 8 weeks old but the vet assured me that it could of been done earlier! I'll do it nw every 2 weeks make sure he's ok! X
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Post by Mia05 Wed May 13 2015, 16:56

Make a phone call to the vet as i say every 2 weeks was when mia was younger but the rules may have changed Smile
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Post by Mia05 Wed May 13 2015, 17:04

Puppies should be wormed every two weeks from 2 weeks of age until 12 weeks of age, and then every month until the puppy is 6 months of age when they can be treated as adults (wormed every 3 months).
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Post by Emmahammond25 Wed May 13 2015, 18:21

Yh I knw nw the vet told me wish I just wormed as soon as I had him
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Post by Inez Maria Wed May 13 2015, 19:46

Sufficient worming routine is important, I would say just keep an eye on his toilets and any concern vet advice. Smile
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Post by Bane Thu May 14 2015, 20:53

When we first got Bane he was filled with worms! After his first tablet with us, he had a couple of days where you could see them in his poos, most dead but some still squirming.

Very gross but on one occasion we found one wiggling out of him while he was asleep. Some were as big as an inch long.

Just keep up a good worming routine and all will be fine Smile
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Post by Emmahammond25 Thu May 14 2015, 21:38

He had a few in one poo and nothing since aw god dun think I cud handle seeing that lol I worried we will catch them too! That's y I want him sleeping in his crate at night!
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Post by Bane Fri May 15 2015, 20:54

They should all be gone after a day or two so nothing to worry about Smile
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