Spent a lot on her. Time, love, resources.

Unfortunately I lost her yesterday to Parvo.

We've been frequenting the vet, but the idiot couldn't tell why my dog was weak but instead keeping giving injections.

As a first-time dog owner, I never suspected. Thought my vet was supposed to know better.

She got worst yesterday. Died last night. I buried her, wrapped in my favorite towel, and tucked inside her yellow basket.

I threw her toys in, including her favorite leash.

I cried.

But I'm over it.

Felt the pain of losing a loved one.

Will I get another dog?

I doubt. If I had known better, perhaps she would have been alive.

RIP Nina,
I'm sorry I failed.

It takes a miracle to cure parvo

You're the actual idiot who didn't know to vaccinate innocent Nina.

TarOrfeeek:


It takes a miracle to cure parvo

You're the actual idiot who didn't know to vaccinate innocent Nina.

She was fully vaccinated. The abuse is uncalled for.

Sanitize your cage before you bring in another pet please

...and to the vet ignore his/her incompetence and get another vet ....drips is d only way to pass treatment to dogs affected with parvo that I know for now

I have every reason to call the vet an idiot, because she was under his care.

In a sane clime, I could sue him for negligence, and his license will be revoked.

The poor dog would have been saved, had he diagnosed her with Parvo early on.

It's well...

Explicit02:
Sanitize you cage before you bring in another pet please

...and to the vet ignore his/her incompetence and get another vet ....drips is d only way to pass treatment to dogs affected with parvo that I know for now

We was a house dog... She sleeps in her basket, comfortably made.

Was planning to get a crate next week. It's well

Lemme guess you allow her wander about without supervision?! Even outdoors too?!
This is one of the biggest mistakes people make. A puppy is not meant to wander around without supervision at that age it can easily pick up anything

RYEOFARMS:
Lemme guess you allow her wander about without supervision?! Even outdoors too?!
This is one of the biggest mistakes people make. A puppy is not meant to wander around without supervision at that age it can easily pick up anything

She's mostly indoors. Outside only when she wants to pee or shit. Anything could have happened.

HenryDion:
Spent a lot on her. Time, love, resources.

Unfortunately I lost her yesterday to Parvo.

We've been frequenting the vet, but the idiot couldn't tell why my dog was weak but instead keeping giving injections.

As a first-time dog owner, I never suspected. Thought my vet was supposed to know better.

She got worst yesterday. Died last night. I buried her, wrapped in my favorite towel, and tucked inside her yellow basket.

I threw her toys in, including her favorite leash.

I cried.

But I'm over it.

Felt the pain of losing a loved one.

Will I get another dog?

I doubt. If I had known better, perhaps she would have been alive.

RIP Nina,
I'm sorry I failed.

I'm sorry for your loss. But here's how to avoid parvo next time. Always wash your hands before touching or feeding your dog, don't let strangers touch it without doing the same, parvo can survive in clothes or soles of shoes for a long time, so keep away. But one major question, what do you feed her?

HenryDion:


She's mostly indoors. Outside only when she wants to pee or shit. Anything could have happened.

Oh alright anyways sorry for your loss, it’s not easy to lose a beloved pet

harmargedon:
I'm sorry for your loss. But here's how to avoid parvo next time. Always wash your hands before touching or feeding your dog, don't let strangers touch it without doing the same, parvo can survive in clothes or soles of shoes for a long time, so keep away. But one major question, what do you feed her?

Can foods, dry foods, chicken... She loves them

HenryDion:


Can foods, dry foods, chicken... She loves them

what of milks?

HenryDion:


Can foods, dry foods, chicken... She loves them

ok. It could be from the surrounding. Parvo viruses isn't airborne, it's gotten via contact. So it must have travelled from one carrier to another. In case of next time, always wash or disinfect the can carrying the food and the plastic bag once you get home. Different people come in contact with it before it's bought.

harmargedon:
what of milks?

Dog milk I got from a vet store...

harmargedon:
ok. It could be from the surrounding. Parvo viruses isn't airborne, it's gotten via contact. So it must have traveled from one carrier to another. In case of next time, always wash or disinfect the can carrying the food and the plastic bag once you get home. Different people come in contact with it before it's bought.

Thanks for the extra tip. The vet still claims it wasn't parvo. Only God knows what killed the dog..

The breeder promised to send me another dog. I would have to involve two vets if I should take in a dog again.

HenryDion:


Dog milk I got from a vet store...

what were the things you noticed, that made you conclude it was parvo?

TarOrfeeek:


It takes a miracle to cure parvo

You're the actual idiot who didn't know to vaccinate innocent Nina.

you're very brainless

The cause of death couldn't have been parvo. What were the symptoms leading to the death?

So sorry dear. I know how it feels to lose a beloved pet

HenryDion:
Spent a lot on her. Time, love, resources.

Unfortunately I lost her yesterday to Parvo.

We've been frequenting the vet, but the idiot couldn't tell why my dog was weak but instead keeping giving injections.

As a first-time dog owner, I never suspected. Thought my vet was supposed to know better.

She got worst yesterday. Died last night. I buried her, wrapped in my favorite towel, and tucked inside her yellow basket.

I threw her toys in, including her favorite leash.

I cried.

But I'm over it.

Felt the pain of losing a loved one.

Will I get another dog?

I doubt. If I had known better, perhaps she would have been alive.

RIP Nina,
I'm sorry I failed.

So sorry for your loss, team.

You'll get another one to love and cherish.

So so sorry.

okay

HenryDion:
Spent a lot on her. Time, love, resources.

Unfortunately I lost her yesterday to Parvo.

We've been frequenting the vet, but the idiot couldn't tell why my dog was weak but instead keeping giving injections.

As a first-time dog owner, I never suspected. Thought my vet was supposed to know better.

She got worst yesterday. Died last night. I buried her, wrapped in my favorite towel, and tucked inside her yellow basket.

I threw her toys in, including her favorite leash.

I cried.

But I'm over it.

Felt the pain of losing a loved one.

Will I get another dog?

I doubt. If I had known better, perhaps she would have been alive.

RIP Nina,
I'm sorry I failed.

Not all stores where they sell pet accessories actually have certified vet doctors as workers. Most of them just dey. I met one sometime ago when I went to get my dog’s wormer, I knew the dosage, but I just wanted to find out if this guy actually knew what he was talking about... baba said I should give my dog 4 tablets of the wormer(Wormer-Pet, usually 12 tabs) once, and then I should give her 4 again the next day. And I clearly stated that it was an adolescent. I just dey look am that day. Most of them no go school o. Sorry for your loss OP.

Explicit02:
Sanitize you cage before you bring in another pet please

...and to the vet ignore his/her incompetence and get another vet ....drips is d only way to pass treatment to dogs affected with parvo that I know for now

true drip saved roger