What Is Hookworm Anemia In Puppies & How To Treat Hookworms

Hookworm anemia is a preventable condition that takes the lives of puppies around the world.
Anemia in itself is fatal when left untreated, but the addition of diarrhea and vomiting can set a puppy over the edge.
Any type of intestinal parasite can lead to severe GI upset in puppies, but the presence of hookworms is especially concerning for two reasons.
First, a hookworm infection in puppies can lead to significant anemia in the puppy affected. Anemia is a term used to describe a decrease in circulating red blood cells within the vessels, causing an array of life-threatening complications to follow.
Not only can hookworms cause anemia in puppies, but they can cause irritation of the intestinal lining over time.
Hookworms latch onto a dog’s intestines with their hook-like mouths, causing damage to the intestines at each spot of contact.
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[@dewalt4594]

Damn I wish I could hear you.
I have my tablet turned all the way up

[@jorgerodriguez-gf2zf]

Can this make a puppy stop to grow

[@williamhartman9]

The doctor gave me dog the worm medicine, one time dose it was 50$ , my dog did not want to eat it but when he did . He vomited it up later that day , what do I do now. Keep buying the medication? It’s pretty expensive. Thanks

[@leahowell3348]

I gave my 1 month old puppy probably the same thing and it made her feel really icky for about 2 days. I think it’s just a normal feeling with the medication. Kinda like we get nauseous with some meds. If its still eating it should be okay. Atleast that’s what the vet said