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The info I read seem to be form USA websites, is Lungworm in Thailand ?

If so, does it need a separate pill like Heartworm in Dogs seem to ?

I am clueless on this.

Unlike intestinal parasites, lungworms reside in the lungs of a cat. Most cats will not show any signs of having lungworms, but some can develop a cough. Snails and slugs are popular intermediate hosts of this type of parasite, but cats are usually infected after eating a bird or rodent who has ingested an intermediate host.

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The Pusy did a check up last week, I am trying to follow up if the pusy needs heart worm pills, (I am out of Thailand)

Results form one of the blood test:

Snap feline triple/TLPH

FIV Antibody - Neg

Fel V Antigen - Neg

Feline Heartworm Antigen - Neg

Heartworm seems to be a thing for cats,

Is a dose of Drontal all they need ?

Looking on the WWW Drontal doesn't seem to cover heartworm.

Anyone up to speed on these things, I can't just ring the vet as such. I need to know facts before I push.

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