Symptoms of dog worms are a warm, dry nose, feeble, tearful eyes, colorless lips and gums, smelly breath, hacking coughing and irritated skin and abrasive, dry, staring fur coat that’s perpetually being shed.

dogs with worms occasionally have a depraved appetite and will consume dirt and trash. Some days they’re incredibly hungry, while the next day they’ll not eat altogether; their slumber is interrupted by dreams and intestinal grumbling, the urine is colored and passed frequently, bowel movements are irregular, stomach is easily disturbed, liquid mucous secretion is frequently barfed and the mouth is warm, sticky and full of ropy saliva.

Puppies which are infected with worms bloat easily and are pot bellied. After feeding their bellies distend disproportionately to the measure of food ate. Their bodies are also subject to scaled eruptions and their bowels to colicky pains; they don’t grow as quickly as fit pups ought to and rather than playing with one another they curl up and rest hr after hr; they get leaner, frailer and more lifeless from day to day and if they don’t waste away or die in bursts and convulsions with foaming at the mouth and chomping of the jaws, grow up coarse-jointed, unstable and deformed. Puppies with dog worms are also susceptible to paralysis of their back limbs and on removal of the dog worms the puppies regain control of the impacted parts.

It is always a good idea to join a dog community so you can talk and learn more about potential health risks such a dog worms with other dog owners.