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Reply To: Heartworms, need advice.
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I would definitely have X-rays done and ultrasound. I would want to know it all. The worst that can happen if all is clear is that you spent some money. Sure, it’s costly but not as costly as peace of mind. You’ll get a clearer picture. I know you’re vet said that most people don’t want to spend the money but, hey, it’s your money to spend. Both can be done successfully without anesthesia. I’ve had dogs in the past have both done with no anesthesia and my dogs are not of the calm variety. My Tibetan Terrier that we had was the most hyper of dogs we’ve ever come across and believe me, I have been mom to some real crazies but she was truly nuts and she did not need to be anesthetized for any testing. Just takes patience and a couple of good calm techs and is fine.
I’m not sure if I said at any point in my other posts but I agree with all that said to hold off on the rabies shot. Seriously, with Turbo going through these treatments I don’t think his body needs to be going through any more stress. He’s going to be either at the vet or at home resting so I don’t think he’s in imminent danger contracting rabies. Did he give you a valid reason as to why Turbo should get the rabies vaccine now?
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