Holistic Pet Remedies: Intestinal Worms & Parasites

Your pet animal may have worms or other intestinal parasites if some of these symptoms exist:

• worm segments (moist or dry) attached at the fur near the anus


• scooting the bum to relieve itch


• diarrhea (may have blood or worm segment in stools)


• nausea, vomiting (may contain worm segments)


• weight loss (skinny despite eating)


• pot-belly (usually roundworms in puppies or kittens)


• dry, dull hair


• fleas, mites, ticks, lice or yeast infestation


• progressive weakness, irritability, anxiety, lethargy


• poor growth


• anemia (check skin and tongue, do a pinch test)


• convulsions


• intestinal blockage (can cause death)


• yet some parasite infestations cause few or no symptoms (e.g. ingested fleas, mites, ticks, eggs, etc.)

Where do these worms come from?

• Most worm eggs or larvae are passed from the mother's tissues or milk and live in the newborn in a dormant state


• Dormant worm eggs are activated when the immune system of the pet is low e.g. stress, illness, poor diet, abuse and fear


• Worm larvae are also activated in the later stages of pregnancy and migrate to the newborn puppies and kittens to repeat the same cycle


• Worm eggs can also be ingested from dog's, cat's or other's feces and vomit (thus not a concern for humans)


• Ingested fleas can also carry worm eggs


• Kennels, rescue centres, SPCA, doggy daycare and similar places are likely places to get worms

Our 100% natural worms remedies can help your pet with intestinal worms and parasites infestation, settle intestinal upset and boost immunity so s/he can become strong enough to fight the worms and parasites on its own. Our gentle yet potent WildPets G.I. Crawlies Formula works great on tapeworms, roundworms, threadworms, pinworms, hookworms, whipworms, flukeworms, ingested parasites and eggs.

Also consider our nutritional supplements below to detox your pet, rebuild your pet's immune system, intestinal bacterial balance and replenish nutritional depletion due to processed pet food, chemical drugs, dewormers and vaccination.

Suitable for dog, puppy, cat, kitten, rabbits, horse, goat, pony, pig, farm, wild, zoo and all canine, feline, equine and pet animals with similar symptoms.

Our Distant Pet Healing Therapies can help you and your pet with emergency and first aid cases where worms infestation has created dangerous secondary symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, pneumonia and heart failure, while waiting for WildPets G.I. Crawlies Formula to arrive.

These therapies are fast working and can save your pet from suffering or worse while waiting for shipped products. We can work with you even if your pet is at the veterinary hospital and complement with conventional veterinary care.

A natural diet, loving home, clean environment and holistic treatment (when needed) will be most ideal for long term vitality and building a strong bio-terrain where no parasites will be interested!

If intestinal worms, parasites or bacteria are a constant companion to your pet, despite veterinarian treatment, pet drugs medication and/or natural remedies, then order our Holistic Pet Wellness Consultation to address systemic imbalances and deficiencies to ensure long term health and immune functioning.

*** We strongly suggest the distant pet emergency therapy for pet emergency and pet first aid as time is of the essence in these rescue cases.

HEALING TIPS

• Mix CeraVet rice-based electrolyte fluid with water to rehydrate your pet and reduce fluid loss (works much better esp. for puppies and kittens). If unavailable, use glucose-based Pedialyte.


• Give unseasoned cooked chicken, real chicken broth, mashed pumpkin (any fibrous squash) and steamed rice initially to stimulate appetite and help settle the stomach. Mash in blender. Add mashed broccoli later for added nutrients.


• Probiotics (WildPets G.I. Revitalizer) is essential to rebuild stomach bacteria destroyed by pathogens, parasites, chemical antibiotics, drugs and processed pet food.


• Add nutritional and other supplements to diet, as needed, after stomach has stabilized.


• Use hot water and mild soap to clean your home and bedding thoroughly to prevent re-infestation.


• If your pet has tapeworms, treat for fleas also.


• Do fecal test at your veterinarian to ensure all adults, larvae and eggs are negative.


• Consider switching to human-grade raw, semi-raw or cooked diet (organic raw is best) and use holistic remedies and therapies whenever possible. Detox twice a year.

Worms Remedy FAQ:

Q: How do I apply G.I. Crawlies to my pet mice?

A: For intestinal worms, mix WildPets G.I. Crawlies with the wet baby food and make sure it is well mixed. This way, even if your mice put their head into it, it won't really bother them. The main thing with the remedy powder is that if it is damp or wet, it won't fly around, and it cannot be breathed in. It will work just the same.