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Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Deb Horwitz provides easy tips owners can follow to keep their dogs mentally engaged but physically calm during heartworm treatment.

Canine | Pet Owners | Shelters | Treatment | Veterinary Professionals
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Veterinary parasitologist Dr. Laura Kramer of the University of Parma explains the pros and cons of treating heartworm infections with melarsomine.

Canine | Treatment | Veterinary Professionals
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Former Auburn veterinary internist Dr. Ray Dillon explains the most current knowledge about heartworm associated respiratory disease in cats.

Feline | Incidence | Veterinary Professionals
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Testing, along with prevention, is an important part of keeping our dogs and cats healthy and free of disease. Here are important facts to know about heartworm disease and heartworm testing.

Feline | Pet Owners | Prevention | Treatment | Veterinary Professionals
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Veterinary parasitologist Dr. Laura Kramer of the University of Parma explains how heartworm disease has spread across Europe over the past several decades.

Canine | Incidence | Veterinary Professionals
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Testing, along with prevention, is an important part of keeping our dogs and cats healthy and free of disease. Here are important facts to know about heartworm disease and heartworm testing.


Canine | Diagnosis | Feline | Pet Owners
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In this video reel, a skateboard dog explains that he can't run fast enough to hide from heartworms

Canine | Pet Owners | Prevention | Shelters | Veterinary Professionals
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