Annual Treatments for Dogs

🐾 Dog Annual Treatments

🐶 Heartworm Prevention

Frequency: Monthly (oral) or every 6-12 months (injection).

Purpose: Prevents heartworm disease, which is transmitted by mosquitoes. 🦟

Frequency: Monthly (oral).

Purpose: Prevents infestations of fleas and ticks, which can carry diseases (is not a repellent). 🪲

Frequency: At least once a year, but often recommended more frequently, especially for dogs that are at higher risk.

Purpose: Treats and prevents intestinal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms. 🐛

Frequency: Annually.

Purpose: A comprehensive physical examination to monitor overall health and catch any potential issues early. 🩺

Frequency: As recommended by your vet, often annually.

Purpose: Prevents dental disease and maintains oral health. 🪥

Frequency: Annually or as recommended by your vet.

Purpose: Monitor internal health, especially for older dogs or those with known health conditions. 🧪

Frequency: Annually.

Purpose: Ensure that your dog is receiving a balanced diet that meets its nutritional needs. 🥗

Frequency: Annually or as needed.

Purpose: Address any behavioral issues and provide training tips. 🐾