How Often Should a Small Adult Dog Be Dewormed?

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A small adult dog should get external deworming monthly and internal deworming every 3 months. Small and large dogs share the same schedule: before 6 months, both monthly; after 6 months, internal every 3 months and external every month.

Always dose strictly by the dog’s weight and the product instructions to avoid overdose and poisoning.

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