How long in a new environment before a puppy can have external deworming?

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A dog generally needs about a week in a new environment to adapt, and after adapting you can do external deworming. Moving can cause stress and adverse reactions, so if problems appear, do not deworm.

If after a week the dog shows no abnormal symptoms, you can consider deworming it.

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