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A Selective Summary of the 2019 Triennial Heartworm Symposium
Heartworm disease and compliance continues to present challenges to the veterinary profession. Get a glimpse into how the AHS presented these topics at the 16th Triennial Symposium.
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Whipworms in Dogs
Analyzing the clinical signs, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of whipworms in dogs, a common infectious agent.
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Hookworms in Dogs
Emphasizing prevention information to clients in a concise, bullet-point format will help them understand and adhere to the recommendations.
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Roundworms in Dogs
If we understand the life cycle of roundworms and how to effectively communicate this to clients, we can better treat and prevent their transmission.
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Practical Advice About Heartworm Preventive Lapses
These case examples represent real-world scenarios and offer guidance on heartworm diagnostics, management, client education, and prevention.
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Tick-borne Rickettsial Infections of Dogs
Minimizing tick exposure, acaricide use, and routine removal of ticks represent the most effective means of preventing rickettsial infections in dogs.
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Feline Heartworm Disease: Separating Fact from Fiction
Although most veterinarians recognize that feline heartworm disease can be serious and even life-threatening, far too few clients invest in heartworm prevention for their cats.
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The Hidden Characteristics of Heartworm Disease
Clients often don’t understand what heartworms are—nor do they understand the consequences of infection in their pets. We must stress prevention.
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Risk Management Approaches to Heartworm Disease
Heartworm disease is one of the most serious—and preventable—diseases threatening canine patients.