Not exact matches
This may be particularly significant
in cats,
in which the
disease seems to be more related to larval death than living adult
heartworms.
A syndrome related to this inflammatory reaction has been identified
in cats:
heartworm - associated respiratory
disease,
which can occur three to four months after the initial infection, and is caused by the presence of the L5 larvae
in the vessels.
The Meowing Vet shines the spotlight on
heartworm disease,
which can lead to heart failure
in dogs and
cats if not promptly detected and treated.
Some
cats do suffer from
heartworm - associated respiratory
disease (
which mimics asthma),
which can be treated, but respiratory
disease in cats can impact their quality of life.
Ask
which medication is the best and most convenient option for preventing
heartworm disease in your dog or
cat.
In cats heartworms frequently migrate to other places in the body, which makes heartworm disease more deadly in the cat than in the do
In cats heartworms frequently migrate to other places
in the body, which makes heartworm disease more deadly in the cat than in the do
in the body,
which makes
heartworm disease more deadly
in the cat than in the do
in the
cat than
in the do
in the dog.
As mentioned
in a previous blog post, the way
in which heartworm disease affects
cats is very different from dogs.
In senior cats, heart disease is typically acquired (as opposed to congenital or present at birth) and can be secondary to other illness like high blood pressure, heartworm infection, thyroid disorders or due to diseases of the heart valves (which are more common in dogs) or most commonly a primary cardiomyopathy (heart muscle disease
In senior
cats, heart
disease is typically acquired (as opposed to congenital or present at birth) and can be secondary to other illness like high blood pressure,
heartworm infection, thyroid disorders or due to
diseases of the heart valves (
which are more common
in dogs) or most commonly a primary cardiomyopathy (heart muscle disease
in dogs) or most commonly a primary cardiomyopathy (heart muscle
disease).
Many respiratory
diseases of the
cat can cause these same symptoms
which can be why
heartworm disease is overlooked
in cats.
In some cases, heartworms in cats migrate in tissues with no harm and, in other cases they infect the heart and major arteries which feed the lungs, causing significant and often fatal diseas
In some cases,
heartworms in cats migrate in tissues with no harm and, in other cases they infect the heart and major arteries which feed the lungs, causing significant and often fatal diseas
in cats migrate
in tissues with no harm and, in other cases they infect the heart and major arteries which feed the lungs, causing significant and often fatal diseas
in tissues with no harm and,
in other cases they infect the heart and major arteries which feed the lungs, causing significant and often fatal diseas
in other cases they infect the heart and major arteries
which feed the lungs, causing significant and often fatal
disease.