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Question: IDK where else to post this, so I'll post here. A friend of mine just acquired a dog. Turns out the dog is positive for heart worm. Anything she can do via natural remedies? Or low cost vet care in the TN area? She cannot afford the regular vet's fee for treatment. Thanks.

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Uhhh..you're asking this on a martial arts forum?

Try Googling it...

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Student since January 1975---4th Dan, retired due to non-martial arts related injuries.

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You never know, we might have some dog owners in these forums, and some of those dog owners might have had a dog that picked up heartworms. :) Best of luck to your friend, Archangel.

Patrick

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You never know, we might have some dog owners in these forums, and some of those dog owners might have had a dog that picked up heartworms. :) Best of luck to your friend, Archangel.

Patrick

Thanks Patrick! That's why I posted it. It WAS under "general topics" not necessarily related to martial arts. I think I may have found something anyway, but if there are any pet owners here who have some advice to share, I will gladly receive it.

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You can pick up dewormer medication at places other than vets' offices, I believe.

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You can pick up dewormer medication at places other than vets' offices, I believe.

Thanks. I found out about something called Ivomec. It's used on farm animals but can be used on dogs. Also diatinacious earth may be good too. Thanks for commenting.

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You never know, we might have some dog owners in these forums, and some of those dog owners might have had a dog that picked up heartworms. :) Best of luck to your friend, Archangel.

Patrick

Yes, you never know. My ex-girlfriend is a ni-dan in Shito-Ryu and a dog expert. She competes in obedience, agility, and herding. She's the president of her dog club and sometimes teaches obedience classes.

She doesn't participate here. I'd ask her, but it sounds like some possible treatments have been found. Hope it works out!

John - ASE Martial Arts Supply

https://www.asemartialarts.com

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Question: IDK where else to post this, so I'll post here. A friend of mine just acquired a dog. Turns out the dog is positive for heart worm. Anything she can do via natural remedies? Or low cost vet care in the TN area? She cannot afford the regular vet's fee for treatment. Thanks.

Hey archangel, All we have ever been told is that if you cannot afford the astronomical fee for the heart worm treatment then the dog will not survive...not sure if that is true.. I am in the TN area also.. do you study martial arts at all? my name is Chris

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