Vaccination Dogs and Worming Dogs
Vaccination information !
Did you know... The canine nose works one million times more efficiently than the human nose! And the average dog has 42 permanent teeth. Check regular for clean teeth, and feed a good quality dog-food. And provide always clean fresh water. New pets – dogs things to look out for: Check vaccination certificates for a veterinary practice logo or address- this way you now, your dog has a full health check as part of the vaccination process. Vets supply certificates at the time of consultation. Do not accept any pappy, from a "breeder" who will forward a vaccination certificate. or micro-shipped and DNA testing certificate for your puppy. Vaccination: Dogs, C 4 or C 5 protect your dog from distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, bordatella, and Para- influenza, first at 8-9 weeks of age, second-boost at 12 weeks of age, to get the most out of your vet appointment, prepare a list of all the points you wish to discussed with the vet. Your dogs annual vaccination is after the 12 month and is an important part of your best friend's long term health and well-being. And if you need any help? Look in our LINK - Pages. The most council law requires that all pups be vaccinated at the time of being sold or given away. Micro shipped: YES all puppies being micro shipped! And also DNA tested if you wish. If you wand more Information about this please give as a call.
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Heart-worm is a disease predominantly found in dogs, however, it may also be present in cats and rarely in Humans. The disease is caused by a parasite called Dirofilaria - immitis which is a worm that attempts to live in the lungs and hearts of dogs.
It is a terminal disease and by that I mean that the animal infested will eventually die, unless specifically treated for the infection.
This disease is transmitted by mosquitoes , whom, then they bit their host they transfer the small larval stage of the heart-worm which find their way into the bloodstream. After your dog has been bitten it takes about eight weeks for the larval stages to develop into adult worms which will then breed and produce more larvae, consequently the dog's condition simply worsens. Fortunately, heart-worm can be prevented and even treated if your dog is already infected. Some of the common clinical signs are a cough, reduced exercise tolerance with progressive weight loss.
You should seek advice from a veterinarian, if your dog is not already on heart-worm preventative medicine, and you suspect it may be infected. I t is very important to understand that the normal dog worming tablets taken approximately every three months for gastro-intestinal worms do not kill or affect heart-worm at all. Remember, heart-worm lives in the lungs and heart, not in the gut system. To check if your dog in infected, simply go to your vet to have a specific blood test done, which will detect if heart-worm is presented. If they are, then treatment is available to kill the existing adult and larval heart-worm. Once this is achieved the dog can go onto the preventative treatment. Again it is very important to check your dog first, before going onto the preventive treatment because if you don't you risk killing your dog. The only safe time to start a dog on a heart-worm prevention tablets is when it is eight weeks old. Anytime after that is a risk and the dog should be tested first. There are currently three available ways of heart-worm treatment. They are: Dimmitrol tablets given daily Heart-gurd 30, one tablet given every month. Heart-gurd 30+, which incorporates a gut worming program against roundworm and hookworm.
For further advice consult your local VET.
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this website is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for sound health care advice. We are not liable for any adverse effects or consequences resulting from the use of any information, suggestions, presented .Always consult a qualified Vet health care professional in all meters pertaining to your dogs (pet’s) physical emotional and mental health.