Arrowhead Worms

ARROWHEADED WORM (TOXASCARIS LEONINA)

There ascarid worms are found world wide infecting dogs and cats, with
mice as their intermediate hosts. Symptoms are typical of worm infestation
and include a "pot-bellied" appearance, occasional diarrhea and general
failure to thrive. Fortunately there are no public health concerns and
effective treatments are available.

Piperazine, dichlorvos, pyrantel pamoate, milbemycin, fenbendazole,
febantel/praziquantel and others do a very good job of getting rid of these
worms.

Submitted by Joy - excerpts from Dog World Magazine

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