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Worms live in the dog's intestinal tract and lay eggs that hatch, perpetuating the cycle....
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Dr. St Pierre is a graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine....
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Typically, we administer three heartworm treatments. We start with one injection and then a month later we give two injections.
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Worms can be painful to dogs, depending on the number they have....
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If left untreated, worms can cause extreme discomfort, weight loss, and bloody diarrhea....
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Heartworm treatment normally cures most dogs the first time around....
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Yes, two types of worms are visible....
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Dr. German is a graduate of Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine....
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There are four different stages of heartworm disease....
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Heartworms have multiple life stages. They start as larvae, known as microfilaria, which live in the bloodstream and then move to the heart....
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The prevalence of worms in dogs depends on their lifestyle....
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Dr. McIntosh is a graduate of St. Matthew's University School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr....
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If your dog tests positive for heartworms, the veterinarian will discuss doing chest x-rays and putting the dog on medications....
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Yes, it is safe. Vaccines stimulate the body's immune system....
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The physical exam can reveal issues, especially obesity, that predispose cats to diseases like diabetes....
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No, not unless it includes flea and tick medication....
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Good quality of life is about knowing your cat and their behaviors....
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Yes, you need to be able to get your kitty in front of the veterinarian. You just need to be able to bring your cat out to our van....