Cats get heartworm disease in the same way dogs do. Mosquitoes can transmit the disease by biting an already infected animal, and then pass the infection on th other animals. And ofter cat owners assume their indoor cat is safe. this is not true. both outdoor and indoor cats are susceptible to heartworm disease.

Even One Worm is a Bad Worm

The sad truth is that just one worm can cause coughing, breathing difficulties, vomiting, weight loss, and in some cases sudden death. And to make matters worse, once cats are infected with heartworms, there is no easy solution.
Treatment of the infection can cause significant complications, emen death. Without treatment, the risks of lung damage and death remain.

W hat You Don't Know Can Hurt Your Cat

You might not know it, but cats and kittens, even those that live indoors, can get heartworm disease. And heartworm disease can be very serious or even fatal in cats.

You don't have to feel helpless against heartworm disease. You can protect your cat. That's because heartworm disease can be prevented thanks to HEARTGARD for Cats. HEARTGARD for Cats is available in meatbased chewables. Each dose gives your cat an entire month of protection, and gives you peace of mind knowing your kitty is protected.