Managing Parasites in Dogs Part 1
Last updated: August 02, 2016Dr. Bramlage (Dr. B), Former Director of Veterinary Services with Revival Animal Health, discusses managing parasites in dogs for breeders and kennels. This is the first video in a 4-part Revival Education video series and addresses the lifecycle of parasites like ascarids and roundworms in dogs.
*Note: As canine parasite research continues, protocols and treatment recommendations evolve. Dr. Bramlage's advice given in this webinar is based on the research that was available at the time of this recording; however, some of those recommendations may have changed due to new research. For the latest research-based pet health recommendations, call our Pet Care Pros at 800.786.4751.
Click Here to Watch Part 2 of this Revival Education Series.
Other Videos in this Series:
Part 2 - Hookworms, whipworms, and giardia
Part 3 - When to deworm dogs and puppies. Types of dog dewormers.
Part 4 - Tapeworms, coccidia, and external parasites.
Donald Bramlage, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine practiced veterinary medicine for 30+ years and is known for his work in managing parvovirus. He received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Kansas State University in 1985. He served as Revival's Director of Veterinary Services from 2011 until his retirement in 2019.
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What to Expect With a New Puppy: Preventatives and Vaccines for Puppies
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