Heartworms are developed through infected mosquito bites. Heartworm larvae is transferred into the dog’s bloodstream.
You let your dog outside to do its business, and before you know it, they are cleaning up after themselves, but not in a way you’d prefer. Yep, your dog just ate their feces. Find out why your dog is eating poop and how you can stop it.
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If you think mosquitos are only a slight bother for your dog when you’re outside, think again. Mosquito bites can present a serious, life-threatening health problem for your pup inside as well as outdoors. That’s why it’s so important to protect your furry friend with mosquito repellent. See which pet-safe products we recommend, DIY repellents, and what’s not safe for pups.
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There are a wide variety of worms that can infect your dog. Although many of the symptoms are similar, each requires a specific type of medication for treatment. When an inappropriate medication is used to treat worms, infestations can return or worsen in severity, causing additional medical complications. Some of the worms that commonly affect dogs include heartworms, roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms…
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Heartworm disease is one of the most dangerous and life threatening diseases your dog could face. This is why prevention is critical to keeping your pup safe. Learn about what causes heartworms, the symptoms, treatment and how you can prevent your dog from becoming infected…
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