Intestinal parasites in the dog are frequent and widespread. Among those who most often afflict our four-legged friends there are the nematodes or round worms (eg ascarids, known by all puppy owners), cestods or tenie (the Dipylidium caninum, that is, the Tenia transmitted by the flea ) and protozoa (Giardia or Toxoplasma). Each of these parasites, if present abnormally, can give rise to the corresponding parasitic disease. Scientific research has identified new approach techniques and new solutions to preserve the state of well-being of the gastrointestinal tract, highlighting specific peculiarities that had so far been ignored. One such aspect is the so-called microbiotics that you often hear about both men and animals. "By intestinal microbiotics we mean a certain complex of bacteria, viruses, protozoa and fungi that co-inhabit both the human and the animal's gastrointestinal tract. They are about 10,000 times more than any host cell, and modern research i...