hookworms, whipworms, coccidia, tapeworms, and/or giardia. Intestinal parasites are more common in dogs that are not on regular heartworm prevention (which usually covers other types of parasitic worms), but some types of GI worms are not controlled by such medications...
Hookworms, whipworms, and roundworms are the most common reason behind hematochezia in a dog’s feces. Protozoa, such as coccidia, is another internal parasite that may cause blood in the dog’s stool. Bring a fresh sample of feces to the vet to determine if this is the cause. Hemorrhagi...
CoccidiaandGiardiaare intestinal parasites that cause parasitic diseases, coccidiosis, and giardiasis, respectively, in the intestinal tract of animals. Coccidiosis affects small flocks worldwide, causing losses in performance and mortality. On the other hand, giardiasis affects humans, animals such as do...