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Symptoms  of Angiostrongylosis (French Heartworm infection)

Infection with A. vasorum may cause no symptoms, but some cases end with death. The first  symptoms appear in one month to fifteen weeks.  The most common  symptoms include: 

  • Labored breathing 
  • Chronic cough 
  • Gagging
  • Weight loss 
  • Intolerance to exercise 
  • Loss of appetite 

Chronic (long term) or more serious infection may cause: 

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