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Thursday, September 24

Heartworm Spreads to States Where It Was Once Rare

A former AVMA president explains the trend and how owners can protect pets.

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Heartworm is showing up in parts of the country where it used to be uncommon. A former president of the American Veterinary Medical Association explains what's behind the shift and what it means for dogs and cats. The guidance covers how owners can keep their pets protected.

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