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In 2008, the number of whipworm eggs in the man's stool began to dwindle, dropping from more than 15,000 per gram to fewer than 7,000 per gram.

Answer: It should not be necessary to deworm with an additional dewormer with Interceptor Plus - it gets more intestinal parasites than any other heartworm preventative because it covers roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms.

More recently, regular heartworm prevention products have been developed to remove and control whipworms: Sentinel and Interceptor both will cover whipworms and their regular use covers the second deworming as well.

A nationwide study revealed more than 1 out of 3 untreated dogs were infected by roundworms, hookworms, or whipworms.

Whipworms: Extremely small and very thin (are often mistaken for a piece of hair) and thus much more difficult to notice.

Whipworms are more common in older dogs than puppies.

Whipworms are more common in dogs than cats.

Intestinal parasites such as hookworm, whipworm, and roundworm are spread among dogs more easily in warm weather.

It's the monthly, beef - flavored tablet that kills fleas and prevents flea infestations, prevents heartworm disease, and treats and controls adult hookworm *, roundworm and whipworm infections for dogs and puppies who are 8 weeks of age and older and weigh 5 pounds or more.

Whipworms are also more common in dogs than cats.

A more serious cause of vomiting and diarrhea in dogs, particularly young dogs, is the presence of parasites such as roundworms and whipworms.

Whipworms are harder to detect because they fasten themselves to the wall of the gut and lay fewer eggs, which makes finding eggs in the feces more difficult.

Whipworms are a less common parasite, but their presence is more difficult to detect and treat.

You can read more about whipworms here.

A Bit More About Each Individual Intestinal Parasite Hookworms Roundworms Giardia Coccidia Tapeworms Strongyloides Whipworms Cryptosporidium My Dog Scoots or Licks Its Rear.

Whipworms, tapeworms, and heartworms are seen more in older dogs.

Hookworms are more common than whipworms.

Whipworms tend to affect adult dogs more often and more severely than they do puppies, which is somewhat unusual among canine internal parasites.

Owners of dogs that are infected with whipworms may notice none, one or more of the following signs:

We've added more mapping, so we have maps for the different tick - borne diseases, we have them for Lyme, ehrlichia, anaplasma; we have internal parasites, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, we just added giardia because that's such a huge problem for so many pets; we've added feline antibody and feline antigen to the heartworm maps; we've also added feline leukemia and feline AIDS incidence; even though they're not parasites, they're infectious diseases but could they have an effect on the incidence of certain parasites?

For more detailed information, select the following links - hookworms in cats and hookworms or whipworms in dogs.

Internal Parasites: Recognizing if your pet is infected with internal parasites, such as roundworms, tapeworms, whipworms and hookworms may be more challenging.