Question by vampiress_jessika: Is it dangerous to your health to let your dog sleep in your bed every night?
I heard it increases your chances to pick up parasites from your dog a great deal. Should I not let him sleep in my bed any more?
He sleeps under the covers with me and everything lol He’s so spoiled haha

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Answer by Keyser Soze Rules
It’s a little odd, but I don’t think it’s a health risk to you.

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Question by pinksushi: do you need to feed your dog the heart worm pills every month? What if they are shot from the adoption center?

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Answer by Kelle
Shots are for certain diseases – rabies etc. – NOT heartworm.

Heartworm pills are for heartworms, which strangle the heart and often kill a dog.

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Question by kathy_is_a_nurse: Is it necessary to get a heart worm test for your dog every year if he has been getting his pill every month?
I got a notice from the vet. I assume they will do the heart worm test, which will cost money, and then sell us the heartworm medicine at a mark-up. I know I can get the same medicine at a discount elsewhere. I don’t mind taking him in for the test, if it is necessary, but is it? He’s never missed a dose since we had him tested originally, so could he still get heart worms?

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Answer by torbaynewfs
Check with your vet. I test every three years, OK’d by my vet since I keep the dogs on the medication year round. SOme will do testing ever other year, some will still make you test yearly. IF that is the case, you might want to switch to a more progressive vet. I see no need for testing yearly if you are careful with the prevention.

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Question by I’m Special: Does a dog need a heart worm test every year?
My dog has never missed a month of her medication and now my vet claims she has to be tested every year for heart worm.

Is that necessary?

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Answer by olivia:]
go to your vet

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