Regular deworming of your dog is essential to ensure its well-being and prevent infections derived from parasites that can affect its health, causing discomfort and illness.

Parasitesnot only cause discomfort, but can trigger serious health problems, such as infections, skin irritations, allergic reactions, and can even damage internal organs.

In addition, there are zoonotic parasites, which means they can be transmitted to humans, making it even more important to keep your dog parasite-free.

TYPES OF PARASITES:

• Internal parasites: They live in the animal's digestive tract (worms and tapeworms).
  • Common symptoms:
    • Diarrhea.
    • Vomiting.
    • Anemia.
    • Weight loss.
    • Tiredness.
• External parasites: These lodge in the animal's fur or skin (fleas, ticks, lice, and mites).
  • Common symptoms:
    • Intense itching or excessive scratching.
    • Skin irritation.
    • Wounds.

HOW OFTEN DEWORMING YOUR DOG?

Puppies:

• First deworming at 2 weeks of age (between the first 21 and 30 days of life).
• Then every 2 weeks until 12 weeks of age.
• After 12 weeks, deworming is recommended once a month until 6 months of age.

Adults:

• Deworming at least every 3 months as part of a regular routine.

Pregnant females:

• It is essential to deworm them before giving birth to prevent the transmission of parasites to the puppies.
• During lactation, regular deworming should continue to protect both the mother and the puppies.
  

TYPES OF ANTIPARASITES:

Internal antiparasitics:

• Tablets: Oral tablets that act within a few hours of administration, helping to expel intestinal parasites.
  
• Paste: Paste formula that facilitates administration both directly and mixed with food to treat the infection.
  
• Drops: Liquid format that is administered orally, helping to eliminate intestinal parasites.
  
• Injection: Dose administered by the vet, ideal for dogs that have difficulty taking pills.
  

External antiparasitics:

• Collars: Long-term protection against parasites, ideal for continuously protecting your dog.
  
• Lotions and sprays: They act quickly and immediately, useful when the dog already has parasites or to reinforce protection punctually before going out to an area with a higher risk of exposure to parasites.
  
• Pipettes: Highly effective liquid ampoules applied to the skin prevent parasite infection.
  
• Shampoo: Helps cleanse and protect infected dogs by eliminating external parasites.
  

ANTIBUGSKUN: Natural protection for your dog

Antibugskunis a natural antiparasitic lotion designed to protect your dog from fleas, ticks, mites, flies and mosquitoes. Its formula is made with natural active ingredients acting as an effective repellent without causing damage to the dog's skin and making it easier to brush the coat. It is especially useful for dogs with sensitive skin and is ideal for use as a complement to other treatments, such as systemic medications, pipettes, and anti-parasitic collars, acting as a first line of defense.

In addition to directly protecting your dog, Antibugskun can be sprayed on carpets, beds, sofas, or blankets, eliminating parasites found in the animal's environment.

Regular deworming is key to maintaining your dog's health and preventing the transmission of diseases to humans. Protect your pet and enjoy its company without worries!

Aah, and don't forget your regular visits to your vet!!