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In the world of commercial pet foods, marketing has become much more prominent as new brands emerge....
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Spring brings blooming flowers and warmer weather, and unfortunately, allergens can make this beautiful season challenging for our pups....
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Dog heartworm is a dreaded diagnosis that can mean extreme discomfort for your dog, but it’s also a disease that is highly preventable....
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Yes, heartworm disease can cause heart problems, including congestive heart failure, which can lead to death. ...
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No, unfortunately, the treatment will not cure your cat of heartworm disease. ...
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During the veterinary visit, we will discuss medications to control the inflammation and try to prevent clotting in the patient. ...
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The number of treatments depends on the cat....
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I recommend starting heartworm prevention as soon as you bring your cat in as a kitten....
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Unfortunately, here in Florida, we still get mosquitoes inside, so yes, it is very likely that your cat could potentially come in contact with them...
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We do not recommend any holistic or over-the-counter heartworm prevention for cats. ...
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No, heartworms are not visible in cats. They stay strictly in the heart or the lungs. ...
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No, a cat is not the normal host for the heartworm, so it is not possible for them to transmit....
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There are two stages of heartworm disease in cats....
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Heartworm prevention is 100% effective in cats. ...
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Cats with heartworms may show signs such as coughing, lethargy, lack of appetite, and even potentially sudden death. ...
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Make sure that they're being treated and try to decrease their risk for coming in contact with mosquitoes....
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If you miss a dose of your cat's prevention, give them their next dose immediately. We will then need to retest them in six months. ...
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Yes, in cats, heartworms can actually cause sudden death because they cause a lot of inflammation in the heart which can make the heart stop. ...