Ezequiel
Savannah Adult
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to ask the cat experts here whether preventive heartworm medications for cats, such as Revolution, are a necessity. We have 4 strictly indoor cats, and our Veterinary keeps telling us that he would like to see all four of them put on Revolution, which is a heartworm/ flee treatment. Two of my cats were on Revolution for a couple of months, but unfortunately I had to stop due to the high cost of this medication. I'm considering getting all of our four cats back on it, but wanted to ask and get your input first. I've heard mixed opinions about heartworm treatment in cats, so please any advice will be appreciated.
We live in Miami, and our vet says we are at a higher risk due to our tropical weather and mosquitoes.
I have attached a pic of Suwi at the vet's office
Thanks,
Ezequiel
I just wanted to ask the cat experts here whether preventive heartworm medications for cats, such as Revolution, are a necessity. We have 4 strictly indoor cats, and our Veterinary keeps telling us that he would like to see all four of them put on Revolution, which is a heartworm/ flee treatment. Two of my cats were on Revolution for a couple of months, but unfortunately I had to stop due to the high cost of this medication. I'm considering getting all of our four cats back on it, but wanted to ask and get your input first. I've heard mixed opinions about heartworm treatment in cats, so please any advice will be appreciated.
We live in Miami, and our vet says we are at a higher risk due to our tropical weather and mosquitoes.
I have attached a pic of Suwi at the vet's office
Thanks,
Ezequiel