Sentences with phrase «treated for heartworms»

He was treated for heartworms and Lyme disease.

When a dog has been successfully treated for heartworms, he / she is still at risk for reinfection.

He was wormed, vaccinated, neutered and treated for his heartworms.

Once infected, dogs can be successfully treated for heartworms, but the treatment is much more involved than that for intestinal worms.

Brighton was neutered, treated for heartworms, microchipped and is current on his vaccinations.

Any time that a dog is exhibiting unusual behavior in the weeks after being treated for heartworms, I would wish to re-examine the dog.

My two dogs were just treated for heartworms.

All animals, if old enough, are spayed / neutered, up to date on vaccinations, placed on heartworm prevention, treated for heartworms if positive, and socialized.

How are dogs treated for heartworms?

He was treated for heartworms, had surgery to help prevent bloat (often a life threatening condition for large breeds), and was recovering.

After your dog has initially been treated for heartworms, it is essential that he is kept confined for three or four weeks.

but down the road... he did no tests or anything... just from hearing that she had been treated for heartworms and was still coughing and wheezing some.

Dog must be in good health and up to date on vaccinations, heartworm negative (and on preventative) or being treated for heartworms or you must be willing to meet these requirements before we list.

A dog with heartworms may also need to be spayed or neutered and have its teeth cleaned in addition to being treated for heartworms.

Will be treated for heartworms and / or on heartworm prevention (Silver Hearts are not treated for heartworms)

He will also be treated for heartworms.

She is an older girl, and will need to be treated for heartworms.

If you adopt a boxer that has been treated for heartworms, ABR or your vet will go over the «\ do's and don'ts in detail before you take the dog home.

Every dog placed for adoption has been treated for heartworms and placed on heartworm preventive medication.

The case began in March 2011 when Madie was diagnosed with and treated for heartworms.

If you adopt a dog that has been treated for heartworms, TSDR or your vet will go over the «do's and do nt's» in detail before you take the dog home.

The presence of the dead heartworms in the pulmonary arteries are why it is very important to confine dogs treated for heartworms for six to eight weeks to keep them quiet while their body eliminates the dead heartworms.

All MHCSR dogs live in foster homes where their energy level, temperament, training, and other skills can be assessed prior to adoption.Our Adoption Fee includes a complete vet examination, spay or neuter, brought up - to - date on vaccinations, tested and treated for heartworms and parasites, given heartworm preventative, groomed and micro-chipped before adoption.

They are given all of their shots, spayed or neutered, tested and treated for heartworms, and even micro-chipped.

Since that time, Albany was treated for heartworm disease and has watched each of his fellow displaced friends find their forever families.

Since that time, he was treated for heartworm disease,...

His exercise needs seem pretty low although they may increase as he loses weight and is treated for heartworm.

Some coughing or gagging is considered normal in dogs being treated for heartworm infection.

Since that time, he was treated for heartworm disease, neutered and updated on his vaccinations.

Lynn and I are staying in touch now and Vanna is still being treated for heartworm.

These dogs are first treated for heartworm infections with low doses of heartworm medication and then treated with high doses of ivermectin (Heartgard) or milbemycin to control demodex.

Half of these dogs are heartworm positive which means first we need to clear up other medical issues, gain some weight, and then treat them for heartworm before they would be available.

I have a rescue that was treated for heartworm and her hacking was only procucing a small about of phlegm and today she has a little bit of blood in it.

She just finished being treated for heartworm when we adopted her.

The important concept to realize is that arsenic based drugs are necessary to kill adult heartworms and that appropriately treating for heartworm disease requires skill on the part of the veterinarian, work on the part of the owner and while safer than ever, there are still risks.

I am playful and loving and being treated for heartworm.

She was found as a stray and turned into a shelter, treated for heartworm, and is spayed, current on all shots and ready for a new home.

We test at least one fecal sample to look for intestinal parasites that are infectious to other dogs and people and also run a heartworm test and start them on heartworm prevention if negative, or treat for heartworm infection, if positive.

She will, without hesitation, take on the most wretched cases, clean them up, get them spayed or neutered, and get them healthy, which unfortunately more often than not, involves treating for heartworms.

Lucky's family adopted him as a rescue and before adoption he was diagnosed with and successfully treated for heartworm disease.

These Goldens are then cared for medically (spay / neuter, treated for heartworm, etc.).

When Rags arrived at the Shelter, she was being treated for heartworm so we postponed her spay surgery.

I've been treated for heartworm disease, too.

Butter is looking for a quiet home to stay in while she is treated for Heartworm.

Heartworm disease treatments are available for dogs, but treating for heartworms is much more costly and dangerous to the animal than simply preventing it.

Once Paula arrived with her foster she then had to be treated for heartworm but we are happy to say she is now heartworm free and she is now living the good life.

They were kept to be treated for heartworm but will soon be available for adoption.

Not exact matches

Once she arrived at our facility we found out that she had heartworm (which we treated her for).

Heartworm prevention for the lifetime of your dog costs less than treating one heartworm infection, and your dog does not have to suffer the effects of the disease and the tHeartworm prevention for the lifetime of your dog costs less than treating one heartworm infection, and your dog does not have to suffer the effects of the disease and the theartworm infection, and your dog does not have to suffer the effects of the disease and the treatment.

Otherwise, the only other real option to treat an active heartworm infection in cats is to administer the same medication used for dogs... which is notoriously toxic to cats and can cause lethal damage on its own.