Canine worms are parasites that live and thrive inside a dog’s intestines. Most worms stay on the intestinal tract, but some can migrate to other organs inside the dog’s body. Dogs typically contract worms by ingesting the worm’s eggs from contaminated soil, animal carcass, or feces.
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