Conventional treatment is recommended for most infected dogs because it has been proven effective in killing about 98% of worms in a dog’s body. Heartworm treatment requires multiple steps over ...

Flea and tick medicine can interact negatively with flea and tick treatments, so discussing health issues with your veterinarian is crucial. Dogs that spend a lot of time outdoors may need a more ...

If you ever notice worms or rice-like pieces in your dog’s stool ... for Addison’s will prove to be negative, and whipworm ...

Parasites do not have to bite your dog for the treatment to work because the medicine works on contact. Its active ingredients, fipronil and S-methoprene, work together to kill parasites and break ...