Do you know the signs of lungworms in dogs? If the answer is no then we're here to help! Symptoms can be varied, but can include, coughing, tiring easily, weight loss, poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea, excessive bleeding from minor wounds and seizures. If treatment of lungworm in dogs is initiated early enough, dogs can go on to make a full recovery. Read more on the signs of lungworm: www.lungworm.co.uk/learn-aboutlungworm/ If you're concerned about your pet speak to your vet about preventati

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Is your dog up to date with their lungworm treatment? Lungworm is a particularly nasty type of parasitic worm that can be serious – even fatal – if left untreated. Unlike many other types of worms your dog is at risk of, lungworm isn’t passed from dog to dog. Instead, slugs and snails are hosts, passing on to unsuspecting pets, and infects dogs when they eat them while out walking or playing. To help prevent your dog from being infected by lungworm, you should treat your dog regularly from the p

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