worms :(

Kara, all I can tell you is its not uncommon the week or two after worming your pup, for them to look really skinny. Please remember, when she had that chubby little belly..it was because she was full of WORMS! Those darn thing were literaly robbing her of all the nutrients that each bite of food  she took had, so although you may think she looks bad right now, please remember, as she sheds the worms, and starts to eat again ( yes..please dont worry she WILL eat....the de-wormer can upset them for a few days, but soon she will be chowing away..and BONUS..the foods HERS..not the worms! )she will be gaining muscle and her real puppy shape......ALL GOOD things!!
Don't be sad, you did the best thing for her..now she can continue to grow to a nice healthy size, with no parasites robbing her of much needed food. Your a GOOD Mommy!!

So last night Kenly woke me up licking something--worms, she had thrown up two. I cleaned them up still alive and went back to bed. Half hour later she woke me up crying, i took her out and her stool had two more worms. I had to get up at 6 this morning because of stuff with the landlord and went back to sleep till about 9:30--Kenly woke me up crying so i figured she needed to go to the bathroom, yep, 3 more little worms. After she was done, playing? So i figured i'd try to get her to eat, gave her a little bit of her liver snacks and BAM hungry as a hippo. Everything i've offered her has literally made her want to throwup so i'm glad she can stomach some food now

i'll keep you all updated! and thanks so much for all the advice.
i've been overreacting about the whole situation but shes my little girl  

To prevent your pet from worms, you need to know about them in detail and be aware of them. Every pet is prone to internal parasites. If you have spotted any worm in his feces then don’t worry. It is just part of his regular routine. Worm infections are completely curable.

But, let us understand how does a dog get infested with worms? Direct contact with parasite eggs and parasite larvae can occur through consumption of food via contaminated materials like soil, water, mother’s milk, placenta, or feces could be a big reason for worms to enter into the body. Any worm attacking your pet is a serious health problem. You must protect your dog well and follow a prevention routine for them.

Worms can be divided into 3 categories namely Cestodes, Nematodes, and Heartworm

1. Cestodes: These are commonly known as tapeworms. These internal parasites exclusively live in the intestines and consume all the essential nutrients from your pet’s body to feed themselves. They block the intestinal tract and also damage its walls.

1. Nematodes: These are cylindrical worms living well in the intestines, heart, lungs, and other organs as well. Commonly called roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms are a type of nematode. They are dangerous and inhabit various places like the colon and small intestines.

1. Other worms: Various other worms are also responsible for affecting your pet’s health. Like heartworm which is spread through a mosquito bite. They can be affected by lungworm through their mother’s saliva. And various other worms which affect their internal system.

Heartworm is the most common spread worm in dogs which is equally deadly.

How to diagnosis worms in your dogs?

• The most common and effective way is to examine your dog’s stool. All kinds of intestinal worms can be detected in a microscopic examination of a stool sample. Though Tapeworms can be detected even in the feces but eggs laid by other adult worms can be observed only through a microscope.

The next and very reliable method to find various kinds of worms is a blood test. The only way heartworms can be detected is by examining blood only.