Why Use A Natural Dog Wormer?

Unfortunately, deworming is a part of having a dog. There are more than one type of intestinal worms your dog can get, and different types of worms can adversely affect your dog.

Types of Worms

The most common types of intestinal worms in dogs are tapeworms, whipworms, roundworms, and hookworms.

Most adult dogs don’t show symptoms but can spread the infection through their feces, which contaminate the soil.

Whipworm eggs survive in the environment for a long time, so reinfection after treatment is quite common.

If your dog has roundworm, he may look pot bellied, and may be lethargic or weak. He may also have diarrhea or vomiting, show signs of abdominal pain, and a dull coat. Weight loss can mean a more significant infection.

Nursing females can transmit hookworm larvae to newborn puppies through milk, which can cause chronic diarrhea (often with blood or mucus) and anemia. Signs of anemia include weakness, depression, lethargy and pale mucous membranes (like the gums).

Read: How to Treat and Prevent Heartworms Naturally

Will a Natural Dog Wormer Work for my Dog?

While we cannot guarantee that  Worm Free Naturally will provide the results you’re looking for, it does have a great track record. Just take a look at the reviews on our website to learn what our other customers say about it.

We do recommend working with your vet to ensure regular testing.

Chemical vs Natural Dog Wormer

There are many different drugs available for deworming your dog and, like any drugs, they may have side effects.

Just read about some of the adverse effects that have been reported for common deworming drugs and I’m sure you’ll agree with me that it’s not worth the risk to your dog.

Here are some examples of the adverse drug events reported to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the most common active ingredients in deworming drugs.

Will my dog eat a natural dog wormer?

Worm Free Naturally is easily added to wet or dry food and most dogs don’t even notice its there. Since worms are in the environment there’s no sure way to keep your dog from being exposed and potentially reinfected.

Many pet owners give it year round as maintenance. It makes sense to use prevention, rather than cure an infection of worms in your dog.

Keeping your yard free of poop will also help prevent your dog from picking up intestinal worms.

Probiotics and the immune system

Probiotics help maintain a good balance of healthy gut bacteria and can strengthen your dog’s immune system and help him keep worms at bay.

Worm Free Naturally contains organic probiotics along with vitamins and trace minerals every dog needs to stay healthy.

While we cannot guarantee that  Worm Free Naturally will provide the results you’re looking for, it does have a great track record. Just take a look at the reviews on our website to learn what our other customers say about it.

We do recommend working with your vet to ensure regular testing.

It also works great for Cats and Horses!

Ingredients: (Powder) Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth, Probiotics, Kelp, Vitamin A, D3, E