darvic1515:
That's parvo not doubt about it, had an experience some years back, the point is its not all vets that knows how to handle the treatments, so its a 50 50 thing. 1st take the remaining dogs outta that environment and fumigate the kennel and the environment with hypo bleach, then get a good vet asap, do an ORS solution mixed with enough glucose to give them energy and try as much as you can to force feed them, if you stay around akure I can recommend a vet that i know can handle parvo well.
Good luck and pls don't hesitate to pray, pray for the rest.

owner:
Thanks Magpies and Knyte..



Please Kindly help Communicate the Vet number to 08077633177... Am in Osogbo and the Kennel is here also.

owner:
Good day Bosses...

Please I need your Urgent help and Advice.

I was at my Kennel 3 Days ago and my 4 Month Old Rottweiler could not eat anything instead she was Vomitting and Passing out Blood from her Anus, before the Arrival of the Vet, The Dog has given up.

Just Yesterday, The Vet came around and he Vaccinated all the Dogs but we lost another Boarboel puppy with the same Problem the First Rot had.

Just this Morning again, I lost another Puppy Boarboel and a 5 Month old Rot Vomitting and Blood from the Anus again.

Please am Afraid and Discouraged, I don't know whats happening..

Someone said it might just be Parvo, Please who has experience this Issue before, Kindly put me through on what to do so this Issue won't happen again, The Vet can't help.

Pls help!!!!

GRACEGLORY:
The dogs were not immunized that's the reason they were exposed to the parvo virus.
They should have been given some shots of DHPP at some points in time: Commonly called the canine distemper vaccine, this is the most common combination vaccine given to dogs.
The initials DHPP refer to the diseases included in the vaccine. Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvo and Parainfluenza

Canine parvovirus (commonly called parvo) is a highly contagious viral disease that can produce a life-threatening illness in puppies and dogs. It can be transmitted by any person, animal or object that comes in contact with an infected dog’s feces.

Puppies, adolescent dogs, and adult dogs who are not vaccinated are at risk of contracting the virus. Protecting your puppy or dog from parvovirus could save his life.
Because of the cost of treatment, some pet owners elect to treat their dogs at home rather than leave them at the hospital. This can be a significant challenge because the vomiting and diarrhea of parvo creates a contagious mess that must be carefully contained.

Effective sanitizing and disinfecting of your dog's area is critically important to prevent disease transmission.

NOTE:
Because parvo is so resistant, most common disinfectants aren't enough to kill the virus. Household bleach at a 1:30 dilution in water will do the trick, as will potassium peroxide (look for brand name Trifectant or Virkon).

If you opt to treat your dog at home, you should talk with your vet about how to eliminate the infective agents in your pet's environment.

Obviously, a parvo-infected dog must be isolated to prevent spreading the virus.

Prodeegee:


Your vet vaccinated You should sue him!



It's of no use relocating any dog as by now all of them already have a strain of the virus.

My question is, how many dogs are left and what breed?

Are the others showing any signs of diarrhea?

The poo texture is your first sign.

Pls reply asap

owner:


I have like 10 Dogs Left.

1 Adult Caucasian
2 Adults Boarboel
1 Adult Rot
1 Puppy Napo
1 Puppy St. Bernand
1 Puppy Caucasian

The Adult Caucasian Poo was very Watery as at yesterday morning........

Please help!!!
1 Puppy Boarboel

owner:


I have like 10 Dogs Left.

1 Adult Caucasian
2 Adults Boarboel
1 Adult Rot
1 Puppy Napo
1 Puppy St. Bernand
1 Puppy Caucasian

The Adult Caucasian Poo was very Watery as at yesterday morning........

Please help!!!
1 Puppy Boarboel

Prodeegee:


But why keep somany dogs?

knyte:

Remember his kennel in osun, I think he's just new into d whole thing. His kennel is just newly established sef and this happens

aguizm:
Hmmmm be strong bro. Please how can one prevent this parvo virus? Its so scary.

Prodeegee:
ooooooh...yeah I remember.

Mhen! You shdnt have gotten somany dogs at once.

Get 'white flagyl' and tetracycline.
Ciprotab and doxycycline
Then avomine or so...cnt remember the name of that tiny drug that stops vomit.

Call me and I'll prescribe the dosage

08105499509

phebean008:

Can be prevented by vaccinating ur dog at weeks 8, 12 and 16.... don't use biocan vaccine...use Pfizer

phebean008:

Can be prevented by vaccinating ur dog at weeks 8, 12 and 16.... don't use biocan vaccine...use Pfizer

aguizm:
I vaccinated my dog against it while she was still a puppy. 3 shots at the cost of @3,500 at interval of 3 weeks. That means my dog is covered right? I vaccinated my dog against it while she was still a puppy. 3 shots at the cost of @3,500 at interval of 3 weeks. That means my dog is covered right?

phebean008:

Yeah, if the vaccination was properly done, the vaccine not expired and d cold chain was maintained, that is, the vaccine was brought on ice.
It should also be boosted yearly

aguizm:
Seriously I don't know if it was on ice because it was in the vet clinic that she was administered the injections. I got my dog from the vet.

phebean008:

Yeah, if the vaccination was properly done, the vaccine not expired and d cold chain was maintained, that is, the vaccine was brought on ice.
It should also be boosted yearly