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We're passionate about bringing this technique to general practice because it allows dogs and cats to have frequently performed procedures with sig...
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So your dog can be microchipped by most veterinarians and even some shelters and rescues offer the chipping as well....
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Some people do treat their yard for mosquitoes, which can be helpful in reducing the mosquito population and, therefore, the risk....
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It depends on the veterinarian you use and what test that veterinarian runs....
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I would say even more so when they're seniors....
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So veterinarians can definitely microchip your dog. I think some breeders might do it....
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At this point, no. There is not anything effective for treating heartworm disease. And so the simple answer to that is no, there's not. ...
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We can. Vector control or mosquito control is probably the most important....
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The following recommendation is going to be getting your dog set up for heartworm treatment....
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The ELISA test is very accurate, but on occasion, if it's, say, a really weak positive, we call them, or it's just not a really strong positive, if...
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Why do they call it heartworm? Because the worms live in the heart....
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We recommend starting heartworm prevention at eight weeks for all of our patients....
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The best way to prevent heartworm disease in dogs is by getting a product from your veterinarian, whether it be orally, topically administered by y...
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In a dog, typically, you're going to see coughing. And that's the most common sign. Sometimes, weight loss, you'll see that as well....
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Most, if not all, FDA-approved heartworm preventions are incredibly effective—in fact, over 99% effective....
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The heartworm preventatives are 95% effective, if not more. There are a few cases of resistant heartworms that have become more recent....