Have a heart: why dogs need heartworm testing
Give your clients the facts about the damage heartworm disease can do not only to their pet’s health but also to their pocketbook.
Many dog and cat owners don’t understand the serious implications of heartworm disease. In fact, many don’t even know how heartworm disease is transmitted. It’s the veterinary team’s job to convey parasite-related information to clients, including how heartwormdisease occurs, why it’s so dangerous and the cost of treatment versus prevention.
Owners who learn that treating heartworm disease—including medications, lab tests, radiographs, veterinary fees and posttreatment preventives—will put a major dent in their wallet may be more likely to follow prevention and testing recommendations.
Use this handout to help explain the vital importance of heartworm prevention to your clients.
Click on the image below to download this handout.
Coloradans vote yes to midlevel practitioner proposal
November 13th 2024Despite more than 200 veterinary industry organizations, professional associations, and veterinary professionals publicly opposing it, the veterinary professional associate position will be implemented in the next few years following a public vote
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