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Today's Daily Dose: Heartworm disease

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Why you should be concerned about this parasitic disease, no matter where you live.

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“There are more than 70 species of mosquitoes that have been shown capable of transmitting heartworms, 22 of which are considered significant. Every region of the United States has one or more species from this list in at least pockets if not throughout the area.”

-Tom Nelson, DVM

From Heartworm: An emerging disease

 

 

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