Customer Self-Declaration

Veterinary Prescription Diets are carefully formulated and are recommended to be used only under the advice of your veterinarian

By purchasing Veterinary Prescription Diet Food, you acknowledge and agree the following is true and accurate.

Prescription Items

This item can be added to your shopping cart and paid for with non-prescription items, however it cannot be dispatched until we received a valid copy of your prescription.

By ordering this item, you acknowledge you have a valid prescription for your pet that can be forwarded to us by email, or confirmed with your veterinarian. We accept any standard veterinary prescription issued in Hong Hong.

Know the facts about heartworm. For example, that simple preventative your veterinarian keeps recommending costs 15 times less than treatment.

It is very easy to shrug off your veterinarian when she asks if you need a heartworm preventative. What are the odds of your pet getting heartworm anyway?

Well, the answer is, you don’t want to find out. Take these facts to heart before you dismiss another opportunity to protect your pets from heartworm.

Heartworms are a real danger

Heartworms are a very serious threat to a dog health

Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitos.

Mosquitos can survive and thrive in many climates and places. They drink three times their weight in blood and spread heartworm larvae as they feed. Mosquitos are very resilient and can survive even though winter.

Mosquito season is impossible to predict

Year-round prevention is essential to ensure protection. It only takes one bite from a mosquito to infect an animal. Mosquitos are more prevalent in warmer weather, however, we diagnose heartworm disease all year round.

Indoor animals are also at risk

Indoor dogs may be at a lower risk for heartworm than outdoor dogs, but there’s no guarantee a mosquito won’t get into your house – and it only takes one bite to do damage! Approximately 25% of dogs diagnosed with heartworm disease are indoor only animals – so year-round prevention is absolutely necessary. Even if indoors.

Heartworm disease is hard to treat and easy to prevent

Heartworm infestation is difficult and expensive to treat in dogs. It takes approximately 6 months after being bitten for a dog to test positive for heartworm, and during this time they can grow more than 30cm in length. Heartworms live in your dog’s heart, lungs or blood vessels for up to seven years. Just one adult heartworm can kill.

Heartworm preventatives are very effective and easy to administer, 
plus prevention is much cheaper than treatment. Treatments are more than 15 times the cost of a year supply of heartworm preventatives!

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