Does Drontal Wormer treat lungworm?

Drontal wormer doesn't cover lung worm, so how come they are running a campaign? Drontal manufacturer Bayer also manufacture advocate, the product in this advertisement so would imagine it is to promote that.
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What Wormer treats lungworm?

If we have confirmed that your dog has lungworm, or if we are very suspicious, we recommend treatment with 'Panacur'. This wormer has been considered the treatment of choice for many years and it has been reported to be efficacious in many published veterinary studies.
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Do dog worming tablets cover lungworm?

Your standard over-the-counter dog worming treatment targets intestinal worms (such as roundworm and tapeworm) but is ineffective against lungworm – a potentially life-threatening disease in dogs.
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What is the best treatment for lungworm in dogs?

The parasites can be killed with specific antiparasitic drugs depending on the type of lungworm. Different medications include ivermectin, fenbendazole (Panacur™), Moxidectin+Imidacloprid (Advantage Multi™), and Milbemycin Oxime+praziquantel (Interceptor Plus™).
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What worms does Drontal get rid of?

Drontal® (praziquantel/ pyrantel pamoate) tablets will remove Tapeworms (Dipylidium caninum, Taenia taeniaeformis), Hookworms (Ancylostoma tubaeforme), and Large Roundworms (Toxocara cati) in cats and kittens. The presence of tapeworms is indicated by the observance of tapeworm segments passed in the cat's feces.
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Does Drontal cover all worms?

Drontal kills every type of intestinal worm commonly found in UK dogs. Regular treatment will keep your dog safe and prevent them passing on nasty infections to you, your friends or family.
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What are the signs of lungworm?

The most common symptoms of lungworm infection are:
  • Coughing.
  • Changes in breathing or struggling to breathe.
  • Going off food.
  • Upset tummy with vomiting and/or diarrhoea.
  • Loss of weight.
  • Tiredness and depression.
  • Unexplained or excessive bruising.
  • Pale gums.
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What are the first signs of lungworm in dogs?

Signs of lungworm disease are vague, and easily confused with other illnesses, including:
  • Weight loss.
  • Breathing difficulties.
  • Coughing (especially bringing up blood)
  • Lethargy.
  • Poor blood clotting/persistent bleeding.
  • General sickness.
  • Circling.
  • Stomach and back pain.
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What are the signs of lungworm in dogs?

Dogs will often cough due to the physical presence of the worms in their lung area. Problems associated with bleeding, such as blood in urine, vomiting blood and petechial haemorrhage (pink blood spots on the gums) may be signs of lungworm. Owners may also notice a severe reddening around the eye – scleral haemorrhage.
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Does Droncit prevent lungworm?

These products are licensed to kill fleas within 6 hours and ticks within 24 hours. It is also licensed to cover against mange, roundworms and lungworm giving your pet excellent all-round protection in a single chewable tablet. We then recommend a Droncit tablet every 3-6 months to also cover your dog for tapeworm.
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Are dogs vaccinated against lungworm?

But by using a lungworm preventative – which you can only access through your vet – you can protect your dog from contracting the parasite and becoming dangerously ill. Not all dog wormers are effective against lungworm, so speak to your vet about a suitable product.
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How do you test for lungworm in dogs?

How Vets Diagnose Lungworms in Dogs
  1. X-Rays. On x-rays of dogs with lungworms, the vet might see small spots of inflammation within the lung tissue, or larger areas of inflammation with possible pneumonia. ...
  2. Fecal Tests. Your vet will use fecal tests to look for lungworm eggs and larvae. ...
  3. Airway Wash.
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Can you treat lungworm naturally?

Yes, there is a natural treatment for lungworms in dogs. Basically, lungworms travel to the lungs through the intestine, so regular use of intestinal worms prevention will reduce the risk of worms moving into the lungs. Pumpkin seeds can be used to deworm lungworms.
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Does my dog need lungworm treatment?

Lungworm infections are serious because lungworm travels around the whole body and causes problems such as breathing difficulties, bleeding problems, seizures and even death. Make sure your dog's worming routine includes lungworm protection. Ask your vet which worming product is best for your dog.
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How long does it take to show symptoms of lungworm?

After about 28 days the worms start to produce their own larvae which can lead to serious problems. It can cause haemorrhages in the lungs, liver, intestine, eyes and spinal cord but also pretty much anywhere in the body. If left untreated, it can be fatal in severe cases.
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How do you get rid of lungworm in horses?

Two antiparasitic drugs, moxidectin and ivermectin, are effective for treatment of lungworms. Horses at pasture should be moved inside for treatment, and supportive care may be needed for complications that can arise.
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Which worms cause coughing in dogs?

One of the most common symptoms of worms in dogs is coughing. Coughing is often a sign of heartworms but can also be a symptom of hookworms and roundworms. Dogs with heartworms will have a dry and persistent cough, unlike a normal cough that is strong and infrequent.
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How long does lungworm take to develop in dogs?

Dogs become infected by eating food or drinking water that is contaminated with larvated eggs. After being eaten, the eggs hatch in the intestine and then travel to the lungs through the circulatory system. Larvae mature about 40 days after infection.
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Does NexGard protect against lungworm?

Until now, it's been difficult for veterinary surgeons to advise dog owners on how to protect their pets against deadly lungworm and ticks. NexGard Spectra™ is now licensed for lungworm prevention, making it the only product that prevents lungworm and kills ticks in one tasty chew.
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How long does it take to get rid of lungworm?

It can take 40 days for the larvae to mature. Thankfully, treatment with antiparasitic medication is usually effective. Worried about your dog's health?
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How common is lungworm in dogs UK?

How common is lungworm in the UK? A survey by researchers at the Royal Veterinary College in London found that one in five vet practices in the UK have reported at least one case of lungworm in a dog.
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What happens if a dog licks a slug?

Dogs can become fatally ill from ingesting poison-laden slugs without immediate veterinary care. Symptoms of slug bait poisoning include seizures, drooling, confusion, sensitivity to external stimuli, and unusual breathing and heart rhythm. Some pet parents wonder if it is still dangerous if a dog just licks a slug.
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Do all slugs carry lungworm?

Not all snails and slugs carry the lungworm parasite. But, if you live in an area where cases of lungworm in dogs have been reported and you suspect your dog has eaten a slug or a snail, you should contact your vet right away.
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Does panacur protect against lungworm?

Fenbendazole (brand names Panacur®, Safe-Guard®) is a medication used to treat a variety of parasites (e.g., roundworms, hookworms, lungworm, whipworm, and certain types of tapeworms) in dogs.
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Do dogs cough with worms?

One advanced stage sign of heartworms in a dog is the development of a cough. Dogs with roundworms or hookworms may also cough.
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