What happens if a one-month Teddy is not dewormed?

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A one-month Teddy need not be dewormed yet; if no visible parasites, wait until 2 months for prevention, but deworm immediately if parasites appear to avoid gut and skin harm.

Control dosage by size to avoid poisoning with vomiting and diarrhea; use an Elizabethan collar after external product to prevent licking.

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