I agree to take a sample to the vet so they can see what type of worms it is and treat accordingly.
Thank you for rescuing him from a less than desirable situation!
Thank you for rescuing him from a less than desirable situation!
Worms... :P
Ugh... This has got to be one of the most disgusting things I have ever seen. When he poops, the little critters are everywhere. We just got 10 wk old Harley the other night from a woman, and his first vet visit is tomorrow, so that it going to definitely be tops on the agenda. I almost vomited when I saw them.
Is there any way to be certain of avoiding this again and how much contact should I allow my 7 yo twins while he has them?
Kevin
Is there any way to be certain of avoiding this again and how much contact should I allow my 7 yo twins while he has them?
Kevin
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