Okay, so we have the worms taken care of for our new Cocker Spaniel. Thanks for everyone's help! Now, there is a new problem. Last night Bo kept whining and barking at me to wake me up. So I would get up and let him outside, he went pee once, but everytime I would let him back in he went straight to the water dish and drank and drank and drank, etc. He had pooped in the house TWICE during the day - both being very loose. I put him in his crate for a few hours (No more than 3) so I could get a

And now he just threw up a little bit. It was very clear..poor guy :(

The worms are white/ivory and a little less than an inch long. Their heads look like a circle when they stretch to move around. they are the same width their entire length of the body. I guess I will be taking some poo to the vet tomorrow! Thanks for your help everyone ;)

Hi Everyone! This is my first post here. My fiance and I just "rescued" a 9 month old Cocker Spaniel, about 3 weeks ago. We have a 2-year old "mutt" also ;). Yesterday our Cocker poo'd outside and there were white worms (alive!) in his poop! The people we got him from had his full vet record, shots, de-worming, etc. They just didn't have the time, the space, or a yard for the poor guy! I would have though that 9 months was a little old to be getting worms!! He's eating

So weird! Growing up, we had dogs all my life and they never had worms - I guess we just got lucky! Yes, this dog did come with fleas when we got him :( I don't know how because his previous owners worked quite a bit (12 hrs a day) and had a 2 year old - so he was crated practically 18 hours a day! The fleas are taken care of now, and I pick up ALL poo in the yard - I looked up online and it said to put bleach on the area where the poo was if they have worms, so I've been doing that. I've