My dog just mated and ate dewormer. Is it safe for pregnancy?

Just make sure that you wear gloves and/or wash your hands if you clean up any of your dogs feces. If your puppy has an accident in the house make sure you thoroughly clean the area. It might be a good idea to confine her to an area that is easy to clean until you know she is negative for parasites. Take a fecal sample to your vet after she is finished treatment to make sure she is negative for parasites

Yes, it is safe to deworm a dog during pregnancy. Fenbendazole is a good wormer that is absolutely safe to use to reduce the worm burden. There are other wormers you can use as well. Make sure you read the instructions, they should also tell you whether a particular wormer is safe to use in a pregnant dog.

Yes, Safeguard is a safe wormer for pregnant dogs. Since your dog is 9 years old, she is likely not to have a heavy worm burden. An ideal worming regime is: Bitches should be wormed before mating, after the first 45 days of pregnancy and after giving birth. They should then be wormed with their pups at 2, 5 and 8 weeks and after weaning.

The stage of pregnancy is mainly important because parasites that may be encysted in the muscle will migrate to the puppies at a certain day of gestation, so in order to completely prevent passing parasites to the puppies you need to deworm starting at 40 days until two weeks post-partum. Many vets recommend treating the bitch with dewormer two doses two weeks apart to take care of her intestinal parasites and then starting routine deworming of the puppies at two weeks.

If it is just a small piece of chocolate, it is not likely to cause any harm to the mom or the babies. There are chocolate toxicity calculators available online where you can input the type of chocolate, the weight consumed, and the weight of the animal to see if the toxicity is significant. This would be my suggestion.

There is a small chance that the toad could harm the puppies if it was a poisonous toad. However, once ingested, the stomach's acidic environment should breakdown the toad and prevent any issues from occurring.

Droncit (praziquantel) Canine Tablets for Animal Use are safe to use in pregnant dogs (do not use Drontal plus as it contains Febantel). Fenbendazole (Panacur) is also safe to use in pregnant dogs.