As a member of the American Heartworm Society, you will be entitled to the following benefits:

01AHS BULLETIN
A quarterly newsletter geared to the practitioner which contains reports of published and unpublished information on current techniques and changes in heartworm disease management.

02CANINE HEARTWORM DISEASE BROCHURES (Special Pricing)
Designed for clients, this informative brochure explains heartworm disease. Perfect for the office and/or for mail distribution to clients. Members receive a discount on the cost.

03FELINE HEARTWORM DISEASE BROCHURES (Special Pricing)
Designed for clients, this informative brochure explains feline heartworm disease and Heartworm Associated Respiratory Disease (HARD). Perfect for the office and/or for mail distribution to clients. Members receive a discount on the cost.

04EXAM ROOM SCRIPTS
Members have access to a number of exam room scripts that aid veterinarians and staff members in conversations with clients about the need for heartworm prevention, testing and treatment. In addition, suggestions from members for topics of new scripts are always welcome.

05TRIENNIAL SYMPOSIUM
Members receive a discount on registration for this triennial event sponsored by the American Heartworm Society. Registration includes a copy of the symposium proceedings.

06SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS
Members receive a discount when purchasing past issues.

07RESEARCH FUND
A fund established to support practical research for improved methods of treating and preventing heartworm disease. Many practitioners match contributions to the fund from concerned clients. Gifts from all sources are welcome to support these vital research efforts. Learn more about supporting the AHS and heartworm disease research.

08HOSPITAL DECAL
An attractive window cling decal to promote membership in the Society.

The following is a list of membership and dues renewal forms available for online submission through the Telusys Customer Service Center. The Telusys Customer Service Center provides a quick and convenient outlet for purchasing items and making payments online.

As a member of the American Heartworm Society, you will be entitled to the following benefits:

01 AHS BULLETIN: A quarterly newsletter geared to the practitioner which contains reports of published and unpublished information on current techniques and changes in heartworm disease management.

02 AHS MEMBER DECAL: An attractive window cling decal to promote membership in the Society.

03 FELINE HEARTWORM DISEASE BROCHURE: Designed for clients, this informative brochure explains feline heartworm disease and Heartworm Associated Respiratory Disease (HARD). Perfect for the office and/or for mail distribution to clients. Members receive a discount on the cost. Order Publication.

04 CANINE HEARTWORM DISEASE BROCHURE: Designed for clients, this informative brochure explains heartworm disease. Perfect for the office and/or for mail distribution to clients. Members receive a discount on the cost. Order Publication.

05 TREATMENT GUIDELINES: A document written by the American Heartworm Society Executive Board presenting an up-to-date review on the management of canine and feline heartworm disease. Members have access to downloadable, formatted version.

06 SYMPOSIUM: Members receive a discount on registration for this triennial event sponsored by the American Heartworm Society and held in conjunction with meetings of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Animal Hospital Association, The North American Veterinary Conference and other conferences.

07 SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS: Proceedings of the American Heartworm Society Symposia are made available to members through our partnership with the Veterinary Information Network and include VIN's searchable database.

08 RESEARCH FUND: A fund established to support practical research for improved methods of treating and preventing heartworm disease. Many practitioners match contributions to the fund from concerned clients. Gifts from all sources are welcome to support these vital research efforts. Learn more about supporting the AHS and heartworm disease research.