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Originally Posted by 107barney  Also, I would start preventatives after he has tested negative for heart worms. You can get sentinel cheaper than heartgard. All 50 states are recommended to protect against heart worm using preventatives. And, you'll avoid parasites for the most part (nothing is 100% tho). |
Well because this other vet that I just went to was also closed, I will be taking in a poop sample on Monday at my regular vet. I will also ask about heart worms and see how much it would be for a blood test. As for now his poop is normal. Thank you for your advice. I didn't know that there were preventatives I could use, now that I know I will make sure to get some after he tests for negative.