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North Paw is Madison's 1st & only daycare focused on smaller dogs with an intimate group of amazing larger dogs.

11/08/2026

North Paw just attended the Pet Boarding & Daycare Expo!

11/04/2026

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Some hookworm populations have developed multidrug resistance, allowing them to survive treatment with benzimidazoles, macrocyclic lactones, and tetrahydropyrimidines (e.g., pyrantel). This makes drug-resistant hookworms one of the Emerging Parasites of Greatest Concern. Their ability to infect humans further underscores the importance of addressing this issue through a One Health approach.

The 2026 AAHA One Health Guidelines: Emerging Concerns in Canine and Feline Parasitology highlight evolving parasitic threats and the importance of responsible diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

Key takeaways for veterinary teams:

1. Recognize emerging parasitic threats.
Changes in climate, host movement, parasite distribution, and drug resistance can alter parasitic risks over time.

2. Prioritize appropriate diagnostics.
Select tests based on the suspected parasite, and investigate possible reinfection, inadequate dosing, and other causes before concluding that treatment failure is due to drug resistance.

3. Practice antiparasitic drug stewardship.
Follow the “Six Rights” of prescribing: the right patient, parasite, drug, administration, disposal, and monitoring.

4. Verify treatment efficacy.
Clinical improvement alone may not confirm parasite clearance. Appropriate post-treatment testing can help identify persistent infection and assess treatment effectiveness.

5. Individualize prevention plans.
Consider the animal’s lifestyle, geographic location, exposure risks, and household circumstances when developing parasite prevention strategies.

6. Apply a One Health approach.
Some parasites pose zoonotic risks. Veterinary teams should communicate these risks clearly and help clients understand practical ways to reduce exposure.

These guidelines reinforce an important principle: effective parasite control requires more than routine deworming. It calls for informed diagnostic decisions, responsible antiparasitic use, follow-up, and collaboration between veterinary teams and pet owners.

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10/16/2026

North Paw ALWAYS prioritizes safety & security 💪🏻

10/15/2026

A Perfect Fall Day in the Yard 😆

10/13/2026

Willie Nelson, Gwen & Lyla loving the ☀️ in the Yard!

09/21/2026

An org we support!! Please consider donating, ANYTHING will help 🧡

09/09/2026

Mosie’s name should be Ham 😍

09/06/2026

Here’s to Dolly, lover & advocate of animals everywhere 💪🏻💜

08/31/2026

A legit org we support!! Friends, please consider donating what you can 🩵

08/25/2026

We always learn a lot from Kitten Lady and use this knowledge to support our foster kittens & boarding cattos. Please consider donating (link in description) 🧡

Address

2320 Mustang Way
Madison, WI
53718

Opening Hours

Monday	6:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	6:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	6:30am - 6pm
Thursday	6:30am - 6pm
Friday	6:30am - 6pm

Website

http://www.northpawdogs.com/

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