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Intestinal worms

Parasite prevention is a core part of puppy care
Choose the right prevention protocol to achieve complete parasite protection for the life of your pup.

Types of intestinal worms

There are 4 types of intestinal worms that your puppy needs to be protected against: roundworm, tapeworm, hookworm and whipworm.

Intestinal worms are picked up from the faeces of infected dogs and from the environment. Signs of a worm burden in puppies include a pot-belly, a dull coat, diarrhoea, and slow weight gain. Hookworm and whipworm also attach to the walls of the intestine and feed on your puppy’s blood, which can lead to life-threatening anaemia.

Worm prevention

Puppies will need to be wormed for intestinal worms on the following schedule:

  • Every 2 weeks until 12 weeks of age
  • Every 1 month until 6 months of age
  • Every 3 months for the rest of their adulthood

Allwormer worming products protect your puppy against all intestinal worms – we recommend Milbemax Allwormer tablets, which can be given every 3 months to adult dogs.