I know to take her to the vet but I don't get paid til Friday. I have lots of food, and fresh water and she's more of an inside dog. She has her own bed-sleeping on me.
Jennifer M~ Got the Giggles
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There are a few "home remedies", but they are largely ineffective.
The best bet is to take a fecal sample to the vet. Determine what type of worms they are and then get the appropriate treatment from the vet. It isn't expensive. The fecal test where I live is like $20 and can be performed by a vet tech. The medication is like $10-15.
See if the vet will work with you.
Anonymous
umm the docter can give it a shot