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Reply To: Heartworms, need advice.
Hi losul-
So sorry to hear that you and Turbo are going through this-Take two deep breaths and breathe…While you want to make a decision sooner than later, nothing is going to change in the next few days, so consider all your options : )
Its been years since we have had to treat a heartworm positive dog in our rescue, but we have used the Immitricide protocol since it was first released as an option. For us, we have never had any type of reactions or losses.
I prefer the Immitricide as while it has its risks, I want those suckers gone before they can continue to burrow and cause more damage. The only time I would consider slow kill(for me) is if the dog was old, compromised or otherwise ill-and then I would consider it.
Whatever you decide, be certain and take some time to think it through so that you are comfortable and not second guessing yourself.
We are all here for you and will keep both of you in our thoughts and prayers .
Melissa
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