FAQ

Yes, worms can make dogs feel unwell by causing symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, and lethargy.

The fastest way to deworm a dog is to administer a vet-recommended oral deworming medication designed to target specific parasites immediately.

You can tell if your dog has worms by looking for signs like vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, visible worms in stool, or a bloated stomach.

Not in corpus.

The best way to dispose of dog poo in the backyard is by using biodegradable bags, pet waste digesters, burying it properly, or composting with care.

Flushing dog poop down the toilet is generally not advised unless local water treatment guidelines explicitly permit it.

To dispose of dog poo in the backyard, you can compost it safely, flush it (without plastic bags), or use biodegradable waste stations or dog poo-specific disposal bins.

Flushing dog poop down the toilet is generally not recommended, unless local wastewater authorities explicitly permit it and the feces are free of plastic or non-flushable materials.

You can dispose of dog poo in the backyard by installing a pet waste digester, composting with precautions, or regularly bagging and removing it with yard waste.

Flushing dog poop down the toilet is generally okay if done properly and allowed by your local waste regulations.