Heartworm Resource Center

Dr. Clarke Atkins: What is known and not known about heartworm resistance today?

Dr. Shelly Rubin & Dr. Wallace Graham: AHS Guidelines

Videos: 2016 NAVC Symposium

Dr. Stephen Jones & Dr. Ray Dillon: Differential Diagnosis of Heartworms in Cats

Dr. Shelly Rubin & Dr. Laura Kramer: What We Know about Wolbachia in the Treatment of Heartworm Disease

Dr. Matt Miller: What Makes Diagnosis of Cats Especially Challenging

Dr. Matt Miller & Dr. Clarke Atkins: What Veterinarians Need to Know about Lack of Efficacy

Dr. Matt Miller & Dr. Clarke Atkins: AHS Guidelines For Heartworm Treatment

What are Heartworms?

Why are heartworms a threat to your dog? This short video explains.

There's No Season for Heartworm

The Test Your Pet Should Take

Testing, along with prevention, is an important part of keeping our dogs and cats healthy and free of disease. Here are important facts to know about heartworm disease and heartworm testing.

The Seven Deadly Truths of Heartworm Disease in Cats

Testing, along with prevention, is an important part of keeping our dogs and cats healthy and free of disease. Here are important facts to know about heartworm disease and heartworm testing.

Is Your Pet Protected?

Heartworm disease is a deadly disease, but it is easy to prevent. This video will help all pet owners understand the importance of year-round protection and the importance of prevention.

There Goes the Neighborhood: The Potential Impact of 1 Heartworm Positive Dog (Matthew W. Miller)

01 Heartworm Testing: When, Why, and What Does a Positive Test Mean? (Susan E. Little)

How often should veterinarians or veterinary technicians test canine patients for heartworm disease? What should one do when their patient is heartworm positive? Dr. Susan Little, clinical parasitologist from Oklahoma State University, discusses what a positive heartworm test means in dogs.

Dog in a Box But Not Bored (Debra F. Horwitz)

Why Prevent Heartworm in Non-Endemic Areas (Matthew W. Miller)

Treating Heartworm Disease: Why Use the AHS Protocol (Tom Nelson)

The Staff's Role in Feline Heartworm Prevention (Kristen Lyon)

Minimizing Complications of Melarsomine (Stephen L. Jones)

Echocardiography: Is it Needed in Heartworm-Positive Animals? (Matthew W. Miller)

Why Not Slow Kill? Patient-Focused Reasons (Clarke Atkins)

The Staff's Role: Improving Heartworm Prevention in dogs (Kristen Lyon)

Thoracic Radiography and Canine Heartworm Disease (Clifford H. Berry)

Heartworm Testing: The WHY and HOW of Heat-Treating Samples (Susan E. Little)