Canine heartworm is a nematode transmitted through mosquito bites, causing a disease known as canine heartworm disease. The adult worms are white and thread-like, parasitizing the heart, lungs, and related blood vessels of dogs.

They can survive in the dog's body for approximately 5-7 years, damaging heart and lung tissue, affecting blood circulation, and subsequently harming other organs.

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For the first time, consult a veterinarian and conduct a screening test: In order to help dogs establish a complete heartworm prevention plan. Veterinarians must discuss past prevention history with the owner. If the owner does not regularly help the dog with heartworm prevention, or has never used preventive medicine, it is recommended to screen before prescribing heartworm prevention medicine.

• Dogs under seven months of age: Start (or continue) regular monthly prophylaxis immediately; heartworm screening starts six months after the first prophylaxis.
• Dogs over 7 months old: Before giving preventive medicine for the first time, they should be screened for heartworm antigen and microfilaria, so that veterinarians can formulate a control plan based on the results. Regular medication every month, continue to achieve preventive effect!
• The importance of regular screening: Regular annual screening is necessary to ensure early diagnosis of infection, timely provision of treatment, and to reduce heartworm damage to the heart and lungs.