Natural Heartworm Preventatives
I can’t recommend any alternative products to prevent heartworm disease in your dog, because I haven’t tried any! Â You should, however, know the risks with any medication. Â Bart’s Mom wrote today that he sometimes vomits when she gives him his heartworm preventative. Â My China did too. Â We have only had two dogs experience seizures after taking their heartgard. Â Both dogs were male Border Collies, both dogs were exactly 51 pounds, and both dogs were given 50-100 pound heartgard. Â Please be careful.
I can tell you that in trying to help Claire Bear, I ordered a kit of things, thinking it would help her. Â The kit included treats, liquids, and powers. Â The caveat to the “kit” was that it would not work if you didn’t alter the dog’s diet. Â This begs the question, would Claire get better because of the mysterious potion I was making her, or because I changed her diet? Â I am returning the product… it was useless.
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I also must warn you that there are a lot of scams out there. Â Be careful where you place your credit card information!
One writer feeds raw, garlic, diatomaceous earth, and Heartworm Free product.  http://www.dogster.com/forums/Dog_Health/thread/709391
Product called Heartworm Free. Â http://www.heartwormfree.com/products.htm
Heartworm preventative starts with diet. Â http://voices.yahoo.com/heartworm-prevention-dogs-drugs-vs-herbal-treatments-8581441.html
SkeptVet says there’s no such thing! Â http://skeptvet.com/Blog/2013/06/there-is-no-natural-or-holistic-heartworm-prevention-or-treatment-proven-to-be-safe-and-effective/
and don’t forget, we can get interceptor! Â http://thedogliberator.com/need-interceptor/