There are a plethora amount of parasites that dogs develop, that all of them can’t be listed here. They start in the fetal life of the puppy. Also, at most times, the Mother currently had them when she became pregnant. After about 40 days of maternity, the bloodsuckers will travel via the placenta to the fetus. Parasites can additionally be transferred through the mom’s milk. Of those bloodsuckers that have infected a dog, most of them are fairly mobile. They can travel to the intestinal tracts and also to the lungs.
Heartworms
A terrible inner parasite is heartworm. Transferred by mosquitos, they can be quite deadly to your canine. Obtain your puppy’s blood sample and have it analyzed. Even if the test is proven negative, the vet will supply heartworm parasite medications for your pet that is expected to be taken once a month. If the test is positive instead, then there will be no choice but your canine to be hospitalized.
Roundworms
Since most puppies are born with roundworms, it could be a dilemma. The larvae are transferred from the Mom to the unborn child. They are quickly transferred to people in the dog’s waste. They can also be ingested if your pet dog consumes another animal’s feces.
When removing all the feces from any areas(the yard, for instance), please make sure that you wash your hands. Some people have little to no symptoms at all of it. However, there were cases where a parasite like these have moved to the brain, liver, and also to the eyes of a person. Your pet could be wormed by them when they are at 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks old.
Link to deworming your puppy at home.
Parasite Ticks
An external parasite that puppies could have is a tick. These insects literally live on the dog’s skin. If you see the image above, you can discover the fact that they have an appearance of tiny black dots. Ticks can attack and also suck the blood out with the skin as well as transferring illnesses such as Lyme Disease and also the Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. These parasites can dig deep, so make sure the whole actual tick comes off the skin(Use tweezers, NEVER use fingers).
Ticks in a Canine’s fur 
A Puppy Scratching off Fleas
