How early can you worm a puppy?

It is generally recommended to start worming puppies from around 2 weeks of age. This is because most puppies are born with worms, which they can get from their mother through the placenta or from the milk.

Some puppies may need to be wormed earlier, such as those who are born in unsanitary conditions or those who have been exposed to other infected animals.

The first worming treatment should be followed up with additional treatments every 2 weeks until the puppy is 12 weeks old. After this, they should be wormed every month until they are 6 months old.

It is important to follow the worming schedule recommended by your veterinarian, as this will help to protect your puppy from the harmful effects of worms.