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Ann T
MemberI use Heartguard and Nexguard for my dog for heartworm and flea and tick prevention. My question is: Do either of these meds help prevent my dog from getting the other worms as well or do I need to give something additional?
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But mine gives my dogs Drontal
For most worms when needed..Kathy P
MemberI use Heartgard and Nexgard for my dogs and this combination was suggested by my vet, although I stopped buying them from him because of the cost. You could buy them online like from amazon or petbucket.com, and you won’t need any more medication unless your dog has some skin allergies or other bone-related diseases.
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