If your pet reacts to a preventative treatment, such as excessive itching, redness, or vomiting, discontinue use immediately and contact our clinic for further guidance. Our veterinarians can assess the situation and recommend alternative treatments if...
Heart-worm injections are currently only approved for use in dogs and are not recommended for cats. Cats require a different approach to heart-worm prevention, typically through monthly topical or oral medications.
While heart-worm injections are generally safe, some dogs may experience mild side effects such as soreness at the injection site or lethargy. Serious adverse reactions are rare but can occur. Our veterinarians will discuss any potential risks with you before...
Heart-worm injections typically protect for up to one year, so your dog will need to receive an injection yearly to maintain continuous protection against heart-worm disease.
