My 2-week-old puppy's poop has white balls. Are they worm eggs?

Penelope may have worms which is common in young puppies. If she is showing signs of being unwell with these signs then I would recommend making an appointment with your veterinarian. If you provide your veterinarian with a sample they will be able to check it for parasites and other possible infections and provide you with a suitable deworming regime.

Yes, puppies can become infected with intestinal parasites 'in utero' (before being born), through nursing or from their environment. You can submit the stool sample to your veterinarian to diagnose intestinal parasites. Begin a deworming protocol when the pup is two weeks old.

As long as Popcorn is behaving normally, you can probably wait until the morning. Given her age, consider submitting a stool sample to diagnose intestinal parasites and/or repeating the deworming. Pups are typically dewormed every 2 weeks for 3-4 treatments since parasites are common. Afterwards, use a monthly preventative to keep her parasite free.

Thank you for providing a picture, I do see the small white pellets you are describing. To be on the safe side, if it has been over 3-4 months since your last worming treatment, you could consider treating Khaleesi again. It could be that we are seeing immature or dead worms being passed, Here is a broad spectrum worming treatment that can be used; http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=35694

Your puppies have roundworms. This is quite normal for puppies this age and easily treated, You will need to get some puppy wormer from either your vet or a pet shop and treat them, preferably now and again in 2-3 weeks.

Hello and welcome to Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. Worms do cause diarrhea and a very high worm burden (amount) can cause severe disease. However, if the puppy is eating, playing and drinking, and is acting normally, then you can wait until tomorrow. I would just inform the new owners about the worms, and have them bring Dan to the vet right away. The vet will get proper deworming performed, as well as vaccines. Best of luck with them!

Thank you for submitting your question regarding your puppy. He will need to see his veterinarian today. He potentially has round worms. However, fecal testing will be necessary to confirm this and to determine if there are any other parasites presents. It is common for puppies to be infected with more than one type of parasite. Based on these results, medication can be prescribed. I hope this information helps!