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Don't Let Heartworm Get Your Pet's Heart

Heartworm disease can lead to severe health problems and even death if left untreated. Learn how to prevent and treat the condition here.

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Dilated Cardiomyopathy In Dogs
By Madeleine Burry
Dilated cardiomyopathy is a heart condition found in dogs where the heart becomes enlarged and has a difficult time pumping and distributing blood throughout the body. This dangerous conditions is one of the leading causes of heart failure. For some unknown reason, there are some breeds are genetically pre-disposed than others. Find out here what symptoms to look out for, so that you may get your dog diagnosed and treated sooner than later.
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The Pros And Cons Of Heartworm Shots
By Meredith Alling
Like with everything, there are good things and bad things about getting your pet a heartworm shot. Heartworm prevention is vital in keeping your pet safe, healthy and happy. However, there are many different preventatives available on the market. Learn more about the heartworm shot here in order to help you decide if it is the best option for you and your pet.
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Patent Ductus Arteriosus In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
Patent ductus arteriosus is a severe heart defect that can affect the blood circulation of your pet. This abnormal disorder can lead to high-blood pressure and congestive heart failure. Being a genetic disposition, it is important to avoid breeding pets that are affected. Learn more here.
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Pulmonic Stenosis In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
Pulmonic Stenosis is a congenital heart defect that is usually inherited which can severely affect your dog's blood flow from the heart to the lungs. If your dog is diagnosed with pulmonic stenosis there are treatment options available will be outlined by your veterinarian.
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Subvalvular Aortic Stenosis In Dogs And Cats
By Meredith Alling
Subvalvular Aortic Stenosis is a serious heart defect which is most commonly found in large breed dogs. Most of the time this is an inherited heart condition in which there is a narrowing under the area where the aortic valve is located, making pumping blood throughout the body difficult. Find out more here.
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The Heartworm Life Cycle - An Infographic
By Sam Bourne
Heartworms are a problem for cats and dogs all across America, but many pet parents are unaware of how heartworm is contracted. To better understand this condition, it helps to have a functional knowledge of the heartworm life cycle, and this infographic does just that.
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Pet Meds For Heart Disease In Dogs
By Madeleine Burry
There are many different types of heart disease. What is even more perplexing is the many different causes behind heart disease. There is medication and treatment options available. Find out more information here.
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Mitral Valve Disease In Dogs And Cats
By Lauren Leonardi
Mitral valve disease is one of the top causes of congestive heart failure in pets. It is more commonly found in dogs, however cats are still susceptible. Although there is no cure for this disease, there are treatment options available. Find out what they are here.
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy In Cats And Dogs
By Meredith Alling
When it comes to heart disease, there are plenty of types to go around. However, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is considered one of the most common. Since it is so common, vets know a lot about it. So find out here a lot of what you should know about this disease, from the causes to the treatment options.
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3 Ways Heart Problems in Dogs Will Change Your Daily Routine
By Sam Bourne
Canine heart disease is a serious problem, but one that can be dealt with if detected early enough. The treatment and management of this condition might require some substantial changes to the way you live with your dog.
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4 Dangers of an Enlarged Heart in Dogs
By Ellen Thompson
An englarged heart in dogs can be potentially fatal if not diagnosed and treated promptly. So it's important to know the causes, symptoms, and possible dangers of an enlarged heart.
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What is a Heart Murmur in Dogs?
By Sam Bourne
The heart is a crucial organ, so anytime something seems off, it can be cause for worry. While it can be indicative of many different things, a heart murmur in dogs can range from being innocent and non-harmful to symptomatic of a potentially life threatening ailment.
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4 Common Causes of Heart Failure in Dogs
By Meredith Alling
Heart failure isn't something that just happens overnight. It is possible to try to prevent this serious condition by proactively taking your dog to the vet for routine checkups. Learn more about the most common causes of heart failure in dogs.
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7 Risk Factors for Congestive Heart Failure in Dogs
By Jesse Feldman
Congestive heart failure is a an extremely dangerous diagnosis and if left untreated, it can be fatal. Learn what the risk factors are here.
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High Blood Pressure in Dogs & What it Means for Your Pet
By Sam Bourne
High blood pressure in dogs is a dangerous and potentially lethal condition that is difficult to diagnose, but something that needs to be tested for nonetheless. Knowing your dog's blood pressure is important, and while it might not be a routine part of a veterinary checkup, it's worth mentioning to your vet. Here's why.
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Types Of Heart Diseases In Dogs: Causes & Prevention
By Lauren Leonardi
Unbeknownst to most pet parents, there are ways to battle the onset of heart disease in your dog by having a simple healthy routine. Find out more here on the causes of heart disease in dogs, and how you can may be able to prevent it.
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Revolution vs Frontline: Comparing Pest Preventatives
By Lauren Leonardi
Pests are everywhere. They are completely unavoidable. So the best thing is to get your pet on preventative medications. Learn more here about two leading preventatives of fleas, ticks, and heartworm in order to decide which is best for your pet.
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When to Use Trifexis vs Sentinel for Dogs
By Lauren Leonardi
Fleas and ticks and their other pest friends are not only gross, but annoying to both pets and pet parents. Find out more here about two preventative medications that stop these horrible little creatures in their tracks.
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How to Perform Cat or Dog CPR
By Jesse Feldman
Cats and dogs can get into emergency situations just like we do, and it's important as pet parents that we know what to do in those critical situations. Learn more here on how to perform CPR on your pet. You never know when you may have to save your pet's life.
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Trifexis FAQs - Top Heartworm & Flea Protection for Dogs
By Kat Sherbo
Pests like fleas and worms can lead to very serious health issues, and some pretty hefty vet bills, too. Prevent heartworm, fleas, and intestinal worms with Trifexis for dogs.
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Using Tri-Heart Plus vs. Heartgard for Dogs
By Lauren Leonardi
Let's face it, worms are icky whether they are outside or inside your pet. However, if these parasites get inside, they can cause great harm to both your pet's heart and gastrointestinal tract. Learn more here are about these two preventatives, Tri-Heart Plus and Heartgard for Dogs, so you can best protect your dog from intestinal parasites.
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Advantage II vs Advantage for Cats and Dogs
By Lauren Leonardi
Pet owners have been relying on Advantage products for top notch parasite control for many years. Some may wonder how Advantage II compares with first generation Advantage.
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Trifexis vs Advantage Multi for Dogs - What's the Difference?
By Lauren Leonardi
Parasites are a serious problem for dogs. Internal parasites like roundworms or hookworms can rob your dog of nutrients; while heartworms can do major permanent damage to your dog’s heart. Fleas can also cause painful skin problems, hair loss, and lead to parasites.
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Heartgard Plus vs. Heartgard for Dogs
By Lauren Leonardi
Heartgard Plus and Heartgard for Dogs are two of the leading heartworm preventatives on the market. Although their names are similar, they actually have some key differences. Find out more here to help better decide which medication is the best for your dog.
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