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Treating Giardia in dogs: how long does it take, why does it come back, and what can you do at home?

How Giardia is treated in dogs, why it comes back so often, what cleaning and bathing plan you need alongside the medication, and when it makes sense to re-test. Based on CAPC, Cornell and the results of a 50-day study.
Tired kitten resting on a grey blanket while its owner gently strokes it

Cat diarrhoea: causes, warning signs and what you can do at home

What can cause diarrhoea in cats, when to see a vet immediately, what you can do at home, how diarrhoea in kittens is different, and when a Giardia or cat parvo (FPV) rapid test helps. Based on Cornell and ABCD recommendations.
Tabby cat sitting next to a clean litter tray while the owner scoops it

Giardia in cats: symptoms, testing, treatment and preventing reinfection

What the stool of a cat with Giardia looks like, which cats are most at risk, how to test at home, how it is treated, and how cleaning and bathing stop the infection from coming back. Based on ABCD and CAPC recommendations.
Worried owner comforting a tired dog with diarrhoea on a soft blanket at home

Diarrhoea in dogs: when is it harmless and when is it a warning sign? A complete guide

Diarrhoea in a dog can be a passing upset or the first sign of a life-threatening infection. This guide explains when it is enough to keep an eye on things at home, when you need to see a vet straight away, and how to screen for the most common causes at home.

Bringing Home a Puppy: The Complete Screening Checklist

With a new puppy, the priorities are screening for parvo and Giardia in the first few days, then a vet check, a vaccination plan and a deworming plan in the first week. A printable checklist with vaccination, microchip and deworming tasks by age.