America is not a christian nation www.youtube.com Here is the puppy that the parasitic roundworm came out of. www.youtube.com Life is as ugly as it is beautiful. If Christians think we should believe in intelligent design because of the beauty of nature they should also include the ugly `because to do otherwise would be cherry picking and eluding to the reality of the immense improbability of a futile unscientific and illogical god hypothesis . If Christians say the world is full of disease and pain because of sin then animals should be free from these things since they have no free will (according to the bible) and never committed any sin according to the bible and therefore they’d be free from the suffering yet they aren’t . Wouldn’t it be better that animals were free from disease and death and hunger and suffering just like in the garden of Eden? Well if that were the case a mythical god wouldn’t need to worry about people not believing in his existence and Christians could just say look animals live in paradise free from suffering and death and disease and starvation! And then Christians could actually have a legitimate claim for a intelligent designer. The animal could serve as evidence for “paradise lost” yet this isn’t the case. Imagine a world were there is no god and this is the world you find, a world with parasites, disease, hunger, conflict, suffering and death . All the cures and inventions that have boosted out quality of life to an all time high in the …

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Question by .: Do I really need to de-worm my other dog even though he has no evidence of tapeworms?
One of my dogs has tapeworm (found the moving “rice” in his stool.) When I called the vet to set an appointment, they wanted me to bring my other dog in for the medication as well (and charge another office visit…)

The dog with worms was recently adopted from the pound and was a stray prior to that. I haven’t seen any fleas in the house, but I treated the house just to be sure. My other dog does not ever eat the infected dog’s feces or lick his behind. And they are both on revolution to prevent fleas.

I feel like I shouldn’t have to treat my dog for something he may not even have. Can I just wait to see if the evidence of tapeworm appears in that dog? Or is it really necessary to just give them both the meds?

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Answer by Johanna Sinik
Go to the vet and have it checked.

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One of my dogs has tapeworm (found the moving “rice” in his stool.) When I called the vet to set an appointment, they wanted me to bring my other dog in for the medication as well (and charge another office visit…)

The dog with worms was recently adopted from the pound and was a stray prior to that. I haven’t seen any fleas in the house, but I treated the house just to be sure. My other dog does not ever eat the infected dog’s feces or lick his behind. And they are both on revolution to prevent fleas.

I feel like I shouldn’t have to treat my dog for something he may not even have. Can I just wait to see if the evidence of tapeworm appears in that dog? Or is it really necessary to just give them both the meds?