My puppy ate pie and chips. Should I worry about worms or vet visit?

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I fed my puppy a little piece of apple pie that had all the ingredients that go into it, and a little piece of cape cod chips (I wasn't thinking), she is about to be 2 months old, should I be worried about anything like worms forming or something related to her health? Should I go to a vet to check her? Her vaccinations up to date: Bordetella DA2PCPV Vanguard 5 Plus Drontal Plus PPM Dewormer Bronchiseptica Vaccine Ponazuril dog Advantage Multi (Canine). Pet's info: Dog | Labrador Retriever | Female | spayed | 1 month and 28 days old | 8 lbs

Linda G, MS, DVM · Accepted Answer

Hello. No, please do not worry. It is not true that dogs can get worms from eating anything sweet. She is on an excellent vaccination & worming protocol, so there is nothing that you need to do other than making sure she gets her booster vaccinations when she is 3 months old. The only foods you absolutely should not share with JoJo are grapes, raisins, onions & of course, chocolate. An occasional piece of cookie, chip, pie, lick of ice cream, etc. are all fine. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

My puppy ate pie and chips. Should I worry about worms or vet visit?

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