At what age can a young puppy be dewormed?

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Generally a young puppy can be dewormed after 1 month. Weigh it accurately and set the dose strictly by weight to avoid too little or too much; too little reduces effect, too much poisons the pup, so follow the vet’s guidance. After external deworming, isolate the pups to stop them licking each other’s medication and getting poisoned.

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