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Your community may have a greater incidence of heartworm disease than you realize—or you may unknowingly travel with your pet to an area where heartworms are more common. At this time, there is not a commercially available vaccine for the prevention of heartworm disease in dogs or cats. These medications are available as a once-a-month chewable, a once-a-month topical, and a twice-a-year injection. These medications are available as a once-a-month chewable, a onc
Your community may have a greater incidence of heartworm disease than you realize—or you may unknowingly travel with your pet to an area where heartworms are more common. At this time, there is not a commercially available vaccine for the prevention of heartworm disease in dogs or cats. These medications are available as a once-a-month chewable, a once-a-month topical, and a twice-a-year injection. These medications are available as a once-a-month chewable, a onc