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treating worms for canine and evacuation

Discussion in 'Dogs - all breeds / types' started by pamala1, Jul 20, 2006.

  1. pamala1

    pamala1 New Member

    I have an older dog he is a dashound and found out that he has worms I treated him with a canine dewormer fengendazole what i would like to know is how does he discard the worms after treatment. I have followed the instructions cleaning his bedding and water dish and so on but will he discard them during his bowel movements or if some other way i really would like to know. Thanx for your time
     
    pamala1, Jul 20, 2006
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  2. DeLaUK

    DeLaUK New Member

    Do you mean fenbendazole?

    The worms should come out with the stool, if theres a heavy infestation then you may see then brought up in vomit (you might see that with a heavy infestation whether hes been dewormed or not though). With tapeworms you might see the segments around the anus.
     
    DeLaUK, Jul 20, 2006
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