Things You'll Need
- De-wormer
Instructions
Put on rubber gloves to avoid the risk of infecting yourself.
Keep all of your dogs indoors or in an enclosed area. Allow one dog out at a time to relieve itself. After the dog has had a bowel movement, examine its stool. Probe the stool or pull apart the chunks to examine further, if needed. If worms are in the stool, you have identified the infected dog. If no worms are present in any of the dogs' "deposits," you may need to repeat the procedure. Sometimes worms do not show up in the stool.
Take your dogs to a veterinarian for examinations. Have the vet test the dogs' stool if there is any doubt as to which dog is infected or what type of worm it has.