In the Vita shelter, 150 dogs live in a small area. They are taken for walks, they are trained on the training ground by a kinologist and volunteers, and they socialize with the shelter guests and each other. Sometimes communication is very close - there are many kind and affectionate dogs in "Vita" who love people and are ready to show them this love in every possible way, including licking and hugging.
Such communication is liked by everyone. And for its safety in places with such a high concentration of dogs per square meter and with such a large number of guests - at least 100 per week, often up to 200 - it is especially important to regularly treat pets from parasites.
Antihelminthic drugs get rid of parasitic worms, keep dogs healthy, and avoid infecting other animals and people. The veterinarian recommends treatment 4 times a year, and Vita needs help in purchasing anti-parasitic drugs.
Let's help the shelter maintain the health of the shelter's pets and keep Vita's guests safe from helminth infections!
