Dog bugs have the potential to spread to other dogs. First, the ballworm is transmitted mainly through faeces, and if a healthy dog consumes the faeces of an infected dog, there is a risk of infection, so that it needs to be properly treated. Second, the spherical worm is diagnosed mainly through excreta tests, the first drug of choice for treatment is sulfamide, and can also use drugs containing components such as aminopropamide, with a treatment cycle of about one week, which is recommended for periodic review.
In addition, the main reason for the disease in dogs is exposure to the dung of the sick dog or to the ovary in the grass. Patient dogs are characterized by symptoms such as haemorrhagic, Jell-O faeces, wasting and anaemia. It is recommended that the owner bring the dog to the hospital for medical treatment in time for detection of the symptoms. In everyday life, care is taken to regularly deworm dogs from the inside.