White specks in dog poop could mean tapeworms. Seeing white specks or strings in your dog’s doo could mean a trip to the vet is necessary. Great Pet Care says white specks could be tapeworm eggs ...

Anal sac disease, dietary issues, tapeworms, and allergies can cause more frequent scooting. If your dog scoots constantly or you see parasites, pus, or blood in their stool, call a vet asap.

Dogs and cats can get worms from eating an infected animal’s poop, ingesting contaminated ... themselves), infected fleas can ...

You might also see roundworms in your dog's stool or vomit. Roundworms are zoonotic, which means they can be spread to human family members. Tapeworms: Dogs pick up tapeworms when they ingest an ...