My 3-month-old puppy is pooping worms and needs shots. Help!

Baby Blue could still have worms without you seeing it in her diarrhea. That's because worm eggs can only be seen under a microscope. I would recommend having her seen by a vet tomorrow, and bring in a sample of her feces for the vet to examine under the microscope for worms. The vet can prescribe a deworming treatment for her should she have 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!

Looks like roundworms. There are many OTC dewormers that should work just fine. You can look for one that contains Pyrantel. It is still a good idea to have a vet diagnose what worms or other intestinal parasites are present. And Cujo will need re-treatment in 3 weeks to kill adults that hatch from eggs in the intestines right now. Here is a good product: https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/8-in-1-safe-guard-4-canine-dewormer?bvstate=pg:2/ct:r

The feed store only carries vaccinations that protects puppies from distemper/parvo/parainfluenza/hepatitis or more commonly known as the 4-in-1 or the 5-in-1 shot. It does not protect puppies from Rabies, Leptospirosis or Bordetella which are also recommended to fully protect your pet. Rabies is required by law in most states except Hawaii (which is Rabies free). Worms are not treated with vaccinations but instead from a dewormer. Typically Pyrantel Palmoate is the general dewormer used to rid roundworms and hoookworms but it does not cover the other potential worm infestations which include coccidian, tapeworms, whipworms and another parasite called Giardia. Which is why it is important to have fecal examinations done on every puppy to ensure everything is covered. If cost is a concern I would recommend trying to find low cost spay or neuter clinics or vaccine events at your local pet store so that you are getting reputable vaccines that are administered appropriately and complete care for your puppy.

These are roundworms. They are a common parasite for puppies to acquire at birth and don't tend to cause any major problems. They are easily treatable with deworming medication that can be purchased at a pet store, or a veterinary office. I recommend having a vet prescribe the medication to ensure it's safe for Oreo and proper instructions are given. I hope that helps and all is well with Oreo.

Hi there! Since Mocha is six weeks old, he should go ahead and start his vaccinations now. He will need a DAPP vaccine (for distemper, adenovirus, parvo, and parainfluenza) now - this vaccine will also need to be boostered every 3 weeks until he is 16 weeks or older. He will also need a rabies vaccine anytime after 12 weeks of age. Depending on his lifestyle and what diseases are prevalent in your area, he may also need to be vaccinated against Bordetelle (kennel cough), leptospirosis, and/or Lyme disease. Your veterinarian can discuss the risks of these illnesses in your area and help you make this decision. And yes, he should also be dewormed. You can use a broad-spectrum dewormer like Strongid or Panacur from the pet store, or get a prescription dewormer from your vet's office if you prefer.

This looks like roundworms. You need to deworm this puppy immediately with pyrantel pamoate and febantel. They can be dewormed with this product as young as 2 weeks of age. I suggest you give a dose now and then again every 3 week until the puppy is at least 4 months old. ( https://www.marshallspetzone.com/health-care/4933-7723-savavet-kiwof-dewormer-puppy-syrup-15-ml.html#/77-pack-2 )