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What are spaghetti looking worms?

What are spaghetti looking worms?

Roundworms are large worms that are easily seen with the naked eye. They look like spaghetti noodles and may pass live in an infected animal’s stool. Roundworms may be seen in the stool, passed directly from the anus, or may be vomited. There are two primary ways an animal can be infected with roundworms.

Why does my dog have worms in her poop?

Roundworms in dogs are the most common of the intestinal worms in dogs. Many puppies are born infected because the eggs of the roundworms can pass right through the placenta. The eggs of the roundworm can survive in the soil for years so dogs can also be infected by licking or eating anything that has come in contact with the soil.

Why does my dog have long spaghetti like worms?

Sometimes they are passed in a long chain rather then as separate packets and then they would match your description. They are usually contracted by a dog eating a flea so if your puppy has fleas or was exposed this is a possibility.

What kind of worms look like spaghetti pieces?

By: Kara McCarty El Segundo, CA Replied on 04/19/2011 You are likely describing a gastrointestinal parasite called a roundworm (ascarid). They are very common in puppies and look like long pieces of spaghetti.

Is it normal for a puppy to throw up worms?

Roundworms are most common in puppies, but that doesn’t mean an adult dog could get infected. IA dog or puppy who has just been dewormed, are likely to throw up a bunch of worms. If they’re acting normally, vomiting the dead worms can occur. If your dog is throwing up worms and has not been dewormed recently, do see a veterinarian.

Roundworms in dogs are the most common of the intestinal worms in dogs. Many puppies are born infected because the eggs of the roundworms can pass right through the placenta. The eggs of the roundworm can survive in the soil for years so dogs can also be infected by licking or eating anything that has come in contact with the soil.

Sometimes they are passed in a long chain rather then as separate packets and then they would match your description. They are usually contracted by a dog eating a flea so if your puppy has fleas or was exposed this is a possibility.

By: Kara McCarty El Segundo, CA Replied on 04/19/2011 You are likely describing a gastrointestinal parasite called a roundworm (ascarid). They are very common in puppies and look like long pieces of spaghetti.

Is it possible to tell what kind of worm my Dog has?

Whilst each type of worm has a slightly different life cycle, the dog’s symptoms can be consistent with different types of worm infections. Thus, it is not possible to determine what sort of worm your dog has based on symptoms alone, and tests may be necessary.