Natural Heartworm Treatment
Unlike poisonous heartworm tablets or toxic shots, natural heartworm treatment and prevention is safe, herbal and without the fatal side effects my dog had.If you too have discovered the side effects of those heartworm prevention "medicine" pills, let me assure you there is a better way. Personally, I'd rather give my dogs nothing than the poisonous substance given by allopathic veterinarians. Here's why. My dog Isaac. He was a great dog. Albeit a bit like Marley from Marley and Me, that dog had heart. That dog had charisma, and even when he made you angry, you had to laugh at the same time. Isaac also had heartworm. Just days after Isaac adopted me, I found out he had heartworm. I believe he would have lived longer had I not let my allopathic veterinarian give him the standard treatment of the day - arsenic. Four years later, I had to have Isaac put down because a brain tumor left him unable to function. I have no proof, but I believe the arsenic was the cause of the brain tumor. Here is the heartwarming story of My Sweet Dog Isaac. His antics will make you laugh! I believe the best natural heartworm treatment and preventative to be an herb called black walnut. Best Preventatives One dropperful of liquid herbal black walnut on your dog's food 2 - 3 times a week; or aHomeopathic nosodeIf you live in an area where heartworm exposure is greater, and you are not comfortable with leaving conventional medicine completely, you can add this conventional means to one of the above preventatives at a less frequent rate: Daily heartworm pill given only 3 days per week Best Natural Heartworm Treatment
If your dog has been diagnosed with heartworm, find out what stage of this parasite was found. This is important because if your dog only has the microphilia in his blood, that does not mean there are any in his heart. Daily doses of the black walnut should be able to cure him. If you are not sure, or he actually has some worms living in his heart or lungs, you must decide for yourself whether to go with a more traditional approach or use the black walnut with additional support for his heart and lungs, such as a heart glandular, vitamin E, Co-Enzyme Q10. This is not an easy choice without the help of a trained homeopathic veterinarian. * * * For more information about the heartworm life cycle, side effects listed by the manufactures, symptoms and traditional prevention, read Dog Heartworm Treatment. While the doses of black walnut are repeated on that page, it will help you decide how at risk your dog really is to this parasite. Remember that healthy dogs fed truly nutritious foods, are at a much lower risk of contracting any parasites or disease.
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