Sentences with phrase «heartworm society president»

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Dr. Stephen Jones, president of the non-profit American Heartworm Society, calls the situation «frightening.»

My personal experience with taking in these displaced and unknown pets was eye - opening,» said Christopher J. Rehm, DVM, President of the American Heartworm Society.

Dr. DiGangi is a member of the Board of Directors of the American Heartworm Society and the Association of Shelter Veterinarians, serving two terms as ASV President.

According to Dr. Wallace Graham, president of the American Heartworm Society, puppies should begin preventatives at six to eight weeks of age.

In gratitude for his education and the veterinary profession, Dr. Tripp has served as the: CVMA Membership Chair, CVMA Representative for the American Heartworm Society, and Santa Clara VMA President.

And this is unacceptable to Dr. Thomas Nelson, president of the American Heartworm Society.

He is member of the American Heartworm Society, Feline Heartworm International Council, SOIPA, ESSCAP and WAAP, and is vice President of the European Dirofilaria Society.

Dr. Stephen Jones, Moncks Corner, SC - based president of the American Heartworm Society, explains that coyotes are carriers for heartworm, and their numbers are climbing in maHeartworm Society, explains that coyotes are carriers for heartworm, and their numbers are climbing in maheartworm, and their numbers are climbing in many areas.

We asked Sheldon Rubin, 2007 - 2010 president of the American Heartworm Society, to separate facts from the myths about heartworm infestationsHeartworm Society, to separate facts from the myths about heartworm infestationsheartworm infestations in dogs.

The dog tested positive for heartworm and faced a long, expensive treatment involving painful shots, says Dr. Rubin, DVM, who is president of the American Heartwormheartworm and faced a long, expensive treatment involving painful shots, says Dr. Rubin, DVM, who is president of the American HeartwormHeartworm Society.

Currently, heartworm infections have been diagnosed in every state, in every county, and in every parish in the southern states, according to Dr. Sheldon Rubin, the immediate past president of the American Heartwormheartworm infections have been diagnosed in every state, in every county, and in every parish in the southern states, according to Dr. Sheldon Rubin, the immediate past president of the American HeartwormHeartworm Society.

as past president of the American Heartworm Society Dr. Shelly Rubin explains, on Steve Dale's Pet World, listen HERE.

People don't protect their dogs because they think, «It won't happen to me,» says Dr. Shelly Rubin, past president of the American Heartworm Society.

«This significant disease has cost the lives of far too many of our beloved dogs, and that's why it is more crucial than ever for veterinary professionals to have access to the latest guidelines,» said Dr. Sheldon Rubin, president of the American Heartworm Society.

«As a result of the disease spreading, veterinarians across the country are seeking more information on how to treat and prevent heartworms,» Dr. Tom Nelson, president of the American Heartworm Society, said.

Washington, D.C. — AVMA Convention — Dr. Sheldon (Shelly) Rubin, director emeritus at Blum Animal Hospital in Chicago, Ill., past president of the Chicago Veterinary Medical Association, book author and frequent contributor to Chicagoland and national media regarding pet health care issues, has been elected president of the American Heartworm Society (AHS).

In response, a protocol was developed by Dr. Kate Hurley, Director of Shelter Medicine, University of California, U.C. Davis in conjunction with Dr. Tom Nelson, president of the American Heartworm Society and Professor Dwight Bowman, PhD, Professor of Parasitology, Cornell University.

Because some parts of the United States see few cases of heartworm, a protocol was developed by Dr. Kate Hurley, Director of Shelter Medicine, University of California, U.C. Davis in conjunction with Dr. Tom Nelson, president of the American Heartworm Society and Professor Dwight Bowman, PhD, Professor of Parasitology, Cornell Unheartworm, a protocol was developed by Dr. Kate Hurley, Director of Shelter Medicine, University of California, U.C. Davis in conjunction with Dr. Tom Nelson, president of the American Heartworm Society and Professor Dwight Bowman, PhD, Professor of Parasitology, Cornell UnHeartworm Society and Professor Dwight Bowman, PhD, Professor of Parasitology, Cornell University.

Christopher Rehm, DVM, now president of the American Heartworm Society and a practice owner in Mobile, AL, said during the AVMA press conference that the new research was a «protocol changer.»