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Climate Change Is Helping Heartworm Spread to Pets in the Mountain West - Inside Climate News

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Warming temperatures and changing precipitation patterns are helping expand the range of heartworm-carrying mosquitoes and other vectors for diseases that afflict dogs and cats.By Tina DeinesTwenty years ago, when veterinarian Colleen Duncan arrived in Fort Collins, Colorado, there were no signs of heartworm in the region’s dogs and cats.

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Climate Change Is Helping Heartworm Spread to Pets in the Mountain West - Inside Climate News

Warming temperatures and changing precipitation patterns are helping expand the range of heartworm-carrying mosquitoes and other vectors for diseases that afflict dogs and cats.By Tina DeinesTwenty years ago, when veterinarian Colleen Duncan arrived in Fort Collins, Colorado, there were no signs of heartworm in the region’s dogs and cats.

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