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Dogs should be tested for heartworms before beginning a heartworm prevention program, or when changing from one heartworm preventive to another. Dogs that are already on heartworm preventive medication should also be tested periodically.The âprepatent periodâ for heartworm disease (the amount of time it takes for microfilariae to be produced) is approximately 6 months in a dog.During this time, heartworm tests will be negative even if a dog is actually infected. Therefore, puppies younger than 7 months old are generally not tested for heartworms.ogs should be tested for heartworms before beginning a heartworm prevention program, or when changing from one heartworm preventive to another. Dogs that are already on heartworm preventive medication should also be tested periodically.
Did you know? 1  If left untreated, heartworm disease can result in your dog's death. 2  Heartworms can grow to 16 inches in length and there can be as many as 250 heartworms in a dog's vital organs. 3  Your dog can have no symptoms until heartworms are well-established. 4  Almost 300,000 dogs in the U.S. are infected with heartworms each year. 5  It is 6  ... Other If left untreated, heartworm disease can result in your dog's death. 2  Heartworms can grow to 16 inches in length and there can be as many as 250 heartworms in a dog's vital organs. 3  Your dog can have no symptoms until heartworms are well-established.