I didn't opt to do treatment myself my roommate was in school for nurses aid she agreed to help me and the vet showed us what we had to do every 3 hours if i wanted her to survive but she could still die with treatment so it was not even a sure thing me and my roommate had to stick a gigantic needle in her back that was connected to a sack filled with water looking fluid and while it was in her we had to inject additional liquids with medicine as well every 3 hours I had to hold my puppy so she would not move while my roommate injected her it was horrifying for everyone involved but after the fourth treatment my puppy was recovering rapidly and once the fluids were gone her treatment was finally done 12 years later she's as healthy as ever and I've changed my life for the better having her has made me a responsible woman and pet owner we have a wonderful vet who we see every year who even let's meet make payments if I can't afford to pay that day so no more borrowing money from drug dealers! Things can get risky though if you have a yard that also needs to be disinfected.

Things get tricky though as the virus can hide between carpet fibers if not soaked well. So now I need to clean my house of the virus. I no you can't get it all I have over 5 Acres they run I just need to get where they are mostly.also I've read it stays in your yard for 7 years it that true if not how long can it stay ? Any ideas from where she could have gotten the disease? Answer: A reputable breeder asks that shoes are left outside when visiting puppies so to prevent disease. I just had my 9 week old puppy die from this awful disease. The people I got her from finally called me back then I told them they gave me a sick puppy and they told me the rest of the litter is fine. I would force her to eat some wet dog food they gave me. Gatorade and pep-to. I bought some unflavored Pedialyte and gave her pep-to. I know the Gatorade will give her nutrients that were lost during excessive diarrhea. I called some vets to see if they could give her an iv to help me hydrate her and no one would help.

Parvo is not airborne and usually is transmitted from dog to dog when one dog ends up ingesting the virus through another dog's feces or the ground where the dog may have defecated in the past. Question: I plan to visit a litter of puppies, and have walked in parks where dogs have been. Question: What cleaning products should I use to clean parvovirus? Parvovirus is a very hardy virus that thrives in homes and yards, even in freezing temperatures. While there are products that can kill the virus it is a very difficult task to disinfect everything and everywhere. You can try calling several brands of parvocide products and asking whether their products are safe to use on carpet. To be extra careful, you may wish to use a 10% dilute bleach solution to clean up any areas where your dogs are walked and where this sick dog ate desitin may have walked. There are no entirely safe types of antifreeze but the safer ones include those that have a bitter taste added (so they are less appealing), or those that are based on Propylene glycol (a safer alternative to Ethylene glycol). Jackie and Warren Hance formed a foundation, the Hance Family Foundation, whose main purpose is to honor the lives of their three daughters by ensuring healthy, happy, and safe children through innovative self-esteem educational programming.

Answer: By vaccinating your puppy and keeping your puppy safe from direct exposure (feces, dirt, contaminated surfaces) or indirect exposure (fomites like shoes, clothing, car tires) until he has completed the whole series of shots and the vet gives the OK (it takes several days for the last booster to take effect) to take the puppy in places where dogs tend to aggregate. What should we do to protect our puppy and dog? The virus is shed in enormous amounts, just think that an ounce of stool from an infected dog may produce up to 35 million viral particles! The big problem though is that if you touched a sick pup there are risks that you may have had the virus on your hands and then you spread it to doorknobs, light switches, drawer handles, etc. Also if you stepped on stools with the virus, the virus could have been spread to other areas. Wine and other alcohol have the same toxic effects on dogs as they do for people. That means the amount consumed per pound of body weight determines how dangerous the effects will be. Pale lagers are the most commonly consumed beers in the world. If you are getting another puppy, risks are lowered if you get an older puppy (over 16 weeks) who has completed the vaccination series and then wait at least one month before introducing to your home.