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- Heartworm Basics - American Heartworm Society
Heartworm Basics is a pet owner's go-to resource for everything they need to know about heartworm disease in pets
- For Pet Owners - American Heartworm Society
The illustration below takes you through the heartworm life cycle, step by step, and helps you understand how and when heartworm preventives work, when infection can be detected on a heartworm test, when treatment is necessary and how long heartworms live
- Heartworm Guidelines - American Heartworm Society
These guidelines are living documents and are revised periodically based on information presented at the American Heartworm Society’s Triennial Symposium, new research, and additional clinical experience
- Heartworm in Dogs - American Heartworm Society
Heartworm disease causes lasting damage to the heart, lungs and arteries, and can affect the dog’s health and quality of life long after the parasites are gone
- Heartworm in Cats - American Heartworm Society
A cat that has developed heartworm disease has demonstrated that it is susceptible to heartworm infection, and both outdoor and indoor cats are at risk It’s important to give your cat monthly heartworm preventives, which are available in both spot-on and pill form
- FAQs - American Heartworm Society
Is it safe to give heartworm preventives to a pregnant or nursing dog? All heartworm preventives are approved as safe and effective in breeding, pregnant, and lactating dogs when used according to label directions
- Heartworm Life Cycle - American Heartworm Society
The American Heartworm Society has updated the heartworm life cycle for use in the veterinary clinic and for pet owners Both versions are available in either color or black and white Click on the life cycle you would prefer to download and print
- A guide to heartworm testing - American Heartworm Society
The AHS Canine and Feline Heartworm Guidelines, updated in 2024, recommend microfilaria testing for dogs annually alongside antigen testing, provide instructions for interpreting discordant test results, and now urge routine heartworm screening for cats as well as dogs
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