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How do i get rid of my dogs worms without a medicine. Is to late to go to a pet shop. Is there any food or something i can give to my dog to kill them. Some one told me give boil milk and onions, they give it to the dog. Is that true?
No i mean Garlic with milk

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7 Responses to "how to get rid of dog’s worm?"

  • Teenabobeena says:
    March 23, 2010 at 5:47 am

    no that isn’t true. onions are toxic to dogs. get medicine from the vet. different worms are treated with different medications

  • basabi_ban says:
    March 23, 2010 at 6:04 am

    i havent ever heard of a food being used for deworming either an animal or a human being—-onion may harm your dog

  • Laura says:
    March 23, 2010 at 6:43 am

    Dont do that it isnt true. onions can be poisones to some dogs. go to the pet store or your vet tomorrow and get medicine. its fine if ur dog has them over night but u REALLY need to get it medicine.

  • TK at TMDF says:
    March 23, 2010 at 6:53 am

    No onions. They’re highly toxic, even deadly, to dogs. If you just noticed worms in your dog’s poop then it is not an emergency and can wait for the vet to open. You’ll need to have a fecal check run to determine what type of worm is inside your dog. Then the vet can prescribe the appropriate medicine. The over-the-counter kill-all-parasites type dewormers may or may not do the job, but they need to use a lot more poison than your dog really needs (to kill all the different possible types of worms). So, find out what kind of worm it is and then treat with a medicine specially for that type of parasite.

  • JK says:
    March 23, 2010 at 7:12 am

    Is there any reason you don’t want to use a medication or go to the vet? I’m sorry but when i see questions like this i get really frustrated – you got a dog, you now have the responsibility to take care of that dog. DO NOT give your dog unions and milk… whoever told you that is an idiot. Worms are VERY serious and there are many types. So serious that when they get bad enough the dog is not even healthy enough to live through the treatment. How would you like to have worms living inside of you? Did you know that some animal parasites can transfer to humans? Get off your computer and go to the vet… and while you are there get some heart worm preventative medication so this does not happen again.

  • Ray says:
    March 23, 2010 at 7:51 am

    you HAVE to get the baby to the vet to save is life. DOn’t screw around if you love this dog. We’ll help pay if need be.
    Worms can kill a dog. Don’t believe what you hear. Take him !!
    Let us know how you made out too.
    What is his name??

  • antoinette says:
    March 23, 2010 at 8:46 am

    Just about every dog on the planet is infested with worms to some degree. If they stay at low levels, your dog can build up immunity to them. But if the infestation reaches a certain point, worms can cause anemia, lethargy, poor appetite, and even death. Fortunately, almost all worms can be detected by a vet and treated with medication.

    http://dogtime.com/worms.html

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