Dog flea tapeworm is a white, flat, long worm with hook-like jaws that attach to dogs’ small intestinal wall lining. They thrive by consuming the same nutrition your dog is trying to consume. The normal tapeworm is nearly 6 inches long, even though puppies’ parents only observe the microscopic segments which separate and eject in the feces.
Furthermore, dog flea tapeworm may be obtained in several ways based on the type. When your dog consumes the eggs of a tapeworm-infected flea, a tapeworm will start to grow in its system. This tapeworm will then connect to the small intestinal wall and produce proglottids.