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Worms or parasites are common problems encountered in canine veterinary practice. Several different types of worms may be seen in dogs such as roundworm and hookworm. In this article,  Happy & Polly  will tell you how to recognize signs of worms and the ways to deworm your dog. It is best to be confirmed by a vet examining a stool sample. Your vet can recommend suitable repellents for dogs based on the type of worm in your pet. Before giving your dog a dewormer, even over-the-counter medications, be sure to consult a vet. Signs of worms Not all infected dogs show obvious signs. So it is important to give them regular treatment whether they have worm symptoms or not. Common signs:  - Weakness and loose motion - Grow slowly - Diarrhea - Vomiting - Eat a lot but still losing weight - Abnormal swelling of the belly button - The stool contains spaghetti worms, mucus or blood Remember that in addition to worms in the stool, these symptoms may also indicate other health issues-so be sure

Going “off-leash” is a growing trend and a hotly debated topic in the pet-parent community. While leash supporters say that leashes help your relationship with your dog, anti-leash people praise the benefits of letting your furry friend roam semi-freely through familiar areas. Cool Dog Leashes and Dog Collars make your dog look his or her best. However, the most important thing to remember about dog collars and leashes are that they can save your best friend’s life. In this article, Happy & Polly offers dog leash safety tips and advocates always using a dog leash and collar unless you and your dog are in a completely enclosed area. A Dog Leash Can Save Your Best Friend’s Life With leash laws in effect for most city environments, it is common to see most dog owners walking their dogs on a leash, and for good reason. Keeping your dog on a collar and leash combo is not just good fashion sense: it’s the law. Dog leash laws protect both the dog and the dog owner from unexpect