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Symptoms After Parvo/Distemper Shot

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Date: 05/31/2007 Topic: Pets > Health  
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My 4 month old chihuahua just got the Parvo/Distemper shot and is now sick, do you think she has Parvo? She isn't throwing up, but she has stopped eating and has yellow diarrhea. We are on day 3 now from the shot, day 2 of diarrhea and day 2 of no eating. I'm able to keep fluids in her and I'm forcing pedialyte down her. Should I try the bleach mixture trick I'm reading about? She isn't wanting to move now and it's scaring me. She is my baby and I love her so much. She seems so tired and depressed. I have needles and saline in case I have to start injecting her. But as long as she isn't throwing up, she is absorbing. Right?

Shannon from Orland, CA

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Post By Brian (Guest Post) (11/18/2008)
Our dog had Distemper after the shot, we took her to the Vet he wanted to put her to sleep said 90% she will die anyways. We took her back home, put milk into her mouth and injected water and saline into her neck (not into bloodstream). One year later she is fine. We had to stay up all night a few days. Keep them hydrated, don't let the Vet put them to sleep.

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Post By Brian (Guest Post) (11/18/2008)
Our dog had Distemper after the shot, we took her to the Vet he wanted to put her to sleep said 90% she will die anyways. We took her back home, put milk into her mouth and injected water and saline into her neck (not into bloodstream). One year later she is fine. We had to stay up all night a few days. Keep them hydrated, don't let the Vet put them to sleep.

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Post By crystal && marley. (Guest Post) (10/09/2008)
My puppy is 3 months old. I just bought her a few weeks back and she was supposed to have gotten her parvo shot. She drinks a lot like shes always thirsty (I don't know if that's normal or not). She sometimes has diarrhea (just recently too), and here these past few days shes been gagging, but tonight she threw up a lot. Aren't those signs of parvo? She's still real playful. What should I do? :(

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Post By Linda (Guest Post) (10/05/2008)
Hello,

My Chihuahua Luna had her Parvo shot yesterday and now today she is very sore on the one side and cries when you touch her on the one side. She is off her food. I'm really glad this is up here regarding the Parvo. My doggie loves to jump and I didn't think this was from landing wrong. It seemed more vaccine related. I will let my Vet know tomorrow about this side-effect.

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Post By Amber H (Guest Post) (09/19/2008)
My dog just got over parvo and I was wondering if I should give her a parvo shot or not?

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Post By Nancy (Guest Post) (09/16/2008)
We have 4 mini dachshunds. Ages 16 months, 2 years, 5 years & 7 years. This past Sunday I took the 16 month old & the 7 year old in for shots. They both had Distemper/Parvo & Bortadella shots. We left & within 2 hours, the 16 month old...he is a longhair doxie, started acting like he was licking the air...I called my vet & they said to bring him right back in. We are 10 miles away & believe me, my husband and I were scared to death. His tongue was swelling up. He was breathing, but he was getting panicky & so were we. They gave him an IV injection that took care of the problem & then gave me prednisone to take home to give him for the next couple of days. The other doxie who is 7...he is a smooth coat, was fine. He has never, ever had any reactions, nor have the other 2. But, about an hour and a half after we were home, the little guys face started swelling up. So, I called the vet & they had me give him one of the prednisone pills, along with a Benadryl tablet, plus they said to first give him a Pepcid AC to coat his stomach.
My vet called me back later to see how he was doing. She said that they also put an alert on the file for a vaccine reaction & said they would give him a shot of something, I forgot what she said, before he has shots again & then we are to give him Benadryl before we bring him in. It is now 2 days later & he seems to be back to his funny, perky crazy self. This happened when he had his first round of shots as a puppy. His face just swelled up. I know that that time he had distemper & rabies shots. It is so, so scary. I am already nervous about taking any of them in for more shots, but I know it has to be done. Just be aware & be prepared the best you can & talk with your vet about your concerns before the vaccinations. Maybe that will help to eliminate some of the possibilities of an awful tragedy.

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Post By kayla (Guest Post) (08/28/2008)
I have a 1 1/2 year old mini dachschund and he went for his distemper and rabies about 3 weeks ago and for a good week after he had no control over his bowels was tying to poop but water came out was very lethargic and throwing up. My vet said small dogs tend to have reactions to the shots and that she would put a note on his file and that next time they would give him steroids before to prevent it. He also has a bump on the injection site which they said was normal.

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Post By Robin - Michigan (Guest Post) (08/22/2008)
My 10 year old llasa/shitzu mix went in for her PD shot on Wednesday, became very lethargic and acted like she was in pain to move. Thurday more of the same. Both nights I was told to give her a regular aspirin for pain, which I did disguised in some cheese. Thursday evening really no difference in her. I also gave her 3 snack size Nutter Butter cookies for the sugar (no syrup or chocolate). Friday AM she seems to be back to her old self - almost. I guess my advice is to not panic - as they say an ounce of prevention.

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Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (06/05/2008)
So sorry for your loss! Its so hard to watch these precious babies die of these terrible diseases! You are so right when you say to Love them while you have them cuz you just don't know when they will be taken from you! I still mourn the loss of my Sasha! God Bless all of you and your precious babies that have suffered and lost their fight!

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Post By Anita M. Georgia (Guest Post) (05/24/2008)
We got a puppy from the animal shelter. The shelter was closed 3 weeks later for Distemper.
Our Puppy died last night from distemper. It was horrible. When he got his booster shot it seemed to accelerate the disease. He was already getting sick. I think it was just this age. Love them when you have them, care for them with all your heart and when they take their last breath let them go with love.

God bless you all that survived and may those that lost have wonderful memories of better days.

Editor's Note: So sorry for your loss Anita.

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Post By beverly (Guest Post) (05/04/2008)
My dog got her parvo shot yesterday she was fine and today she is lazy..has not energy.She's eating and have grass in her poop. I'm not used to seeing her like this, any suggestions? Sweetie pie on the left. We lost her best bud 3 days ago.

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Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (04/20/2008)
Some dogs/puppies DO have reactions to the Parvo/Distemper shot! I don't care what anyody says! I have seen it first hand. Not once, but many times! Just keep your puppy well hydrated. That is the most important thing! I also fed my puppies some acidolphilis milk and Activia yogurt for their tummies. Seems to really help when they have the diarhhea. You can give them Gatorade and Pedialyte for the dehydration. And if he gets lethargic in any way...give him some maple syrup...he needs the sugar. His glucose level may be low and if that gets to low he will have seizures and things will get ugly real fast. I hope this info helps. Sorry I didnt get back to you sooner! Hope puppy is OK!

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Post By Kelcy (Guest Post) (04/15/2008)
I took my 4 month old lab in for a distemper and rabies shot. He had been perfectly healthy up to this point. Now he has been suffering from diarrhea for the past week and I have had him back to the vet 3 times they did a parvo and worm test. This morning he had vomiting along with the diarrhea. My vet told me that he just has a sensative stomach and this was not a reaction to the shots. Why wasnt he sick before the shots? My best guess is he has a allergic reaction to the shots. Anyone got any suggestions here?? A week of a 33 pound puppy with the diarrhea wears thin on you in a quick hurry even though I know he cant help it.

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Post By Marilynn (Guest Post) (03/16/2008)
I'm a Dachshund breeder in Pennsyvania, been raising my dogs and their babies for quite awhile. I have never had
Parvo in my home & do not let my puppies go outside either
until they go to the Vet for shots. In all the pups I have had through the years I have never had a reaction with my
puppies. If they do get a reaction, it's usually not from the Parvo Virus vaccine in the shot it's from the Distemper and also young puppies should never get Leptosirosis in the DHLPP vaccine until they get older, as Lepto can cause a very serious reaction.

My 7 month old Dachshund, Sugar had a reaction to the Rabies Vaccine though, first she started to itch and with my experience I new it was time to break out to Children's liquid Benedryl and give it to her right away, within 1 hour she was back to normal. You give 1cc of Children's Benedryl to 3 lbs. of body weight, in dogs. I highly recommend dogs get yearly DHLPP vaccines because sometimes you have to hurt them to help them.

If you know your dog reacts wait that extra hour in the parking lot and watch for signs. Most Vets won't even charge you extra for a reaction. Bleach is the ONLY way to kill Parvo Virus, It can even be brought in on your shoes or clothes. It comes from infected birds. It can kill a dog rapidly and is a terrible way to die. I am practically a Vet tech, please take my advice.

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Post By lisa (Guest Post) (03/10/2008)
also if she is lethargic, give Caro or something sugary for low blood sugar.

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Post By Sam (Guest Post) (02/18/2008)
We have a 3 year old Airedale Terrier. He had his Parvo-Distemper shot Friday night and he had a terrible reaction on Saturday. He did not have any vomiting or diarrhea but he was totally lethargic and depressed. His whole body below his neck was sore and he yelped if you touched him. He is now 3 days out and is about 80% better. We will never give him this shot again!!

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Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (02/04/2008)
It can be very normal for them to have those symptoms after a shot of the Parvo/Distemper Mix. But if your dog starts vomiting or has diarrhea I would rush him to the Vet immediately!

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Post By Steve (Guest Post) (02/02/2008)
Just took my pit/boxer mix to have a parvo booster and is now not eating and seems depressed. Not very active, tired and lazy. usually running around hyper actively. No vomit or diarrhea but not eating or drinking. We just lost a dog to parvo and don't want to loose another. Duece has no swelling and looks normal, besides getting skinny. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Steve

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Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (01/31/2008)
Wow thats a hard call to make. They do a simple test on the dogs stool to find out if they have Parvo or not. I would just make sure you keep your dog well hydrated and warm. Thats the 2 key things in keeping a dog alive through Parvo. I sure hope your doggie is OK after going through so much! Keep me updated.

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Post By rosalie (Guest Post) (01/20/2008)
My puppy was taken to the vets office 2 days ago and he was sick really sick. He wouldn't eat or drink but he didn't have diarrhea. Well, we got to the vet's office and the did x-rays well it showed he had swallowed something so she did surgery and said he had parvo. Do you think he actually has parvo since he has been in the hospital for 2 days and she is sending him home tomorrow?

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Post by anonymous (1) | (10/24/2007)
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A dog can contract parvo as well as many other canine communicable diseases for many reasons. At the same time, be aware that some dogs can have severe life threatening reactions to vaccines for unknown reasons. As a breeder of 11+ years, we have had feedback from a few of our customers whose pet became suddenly ill within 24 hours of their dog getting a vaccine from their vet. If you haven't done so already, emergency care must be given to your pet by your vet if she is to have a higher rate of success of recovery.
If she has already seen your vet, here are some things you should do:
1. bleach every inch of your home to include floors, door handles, walls, your pets' food dishes/toys and bedding. A small amount of bleach mixed with water will help kill any lingering germs that can cause your pet to become ill again.

2. Keep clear pedialyte as well as beef gerbers' baby food on hand. I always also keep a small syringe without the needle available in case I have to feed a pet that has suddenly taken ill. Keeping your pet hydrated is of upmost importance.

3. If you are able to get "metronidazole" tablets (check out www.revivalanimal.com) keep these on hand but give to your pet only in small doses if he/she is eating food. Usually 1/2 a tab (250mgs) twice a day for up to ten days. Given on an empty stomach will make your pet vomit so make sure your pet has eaten first.

4. Keep Nutri-Cal on hand always! A sick pup doesn't feel like eating and Nutri-cal will help your pet in a dire situation.

5. First and foremost, get your pet to a vet! They can render antibiotics as well as IV fluids to keep your pet from becoming worse! Parvo can NOT be cured but the medications given to your pet by your vet will help the symptoms which will help your pet recover. Not all pets die when contracting parvo.
Always keep your pet away from other dogs unless he or she has had all of its shots!

Hope your pup is okay.

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Post By Shannon. (Guest Post) (10/24/2007)
UPDATE!!! As for my little precious girl....she passed away October 12th 2007. She started losing weight and not being able to eat. She started showing signs of brain disfunction. Pacing, walking in circles, bumping into walls and her little eyes were starting to roll down and all you could see were the whites of her eyes mostly. Then, in the last week or so, a bump formed on the top of her little head. I knew in my heart it was her brain swelling. It just broke my heart. I spent hours searching online for anything and everything pointed to HYDROCEPHALUS. Its common in the Chihuahua breed but is also a complication of Parvo. So, I have no idea at this point which caused it, but that Friday, Oct. 12th, when I drove her to the vet, I knew it was our last trip together. When the Vet saw her he took her straight to the back, examined her and told me the harsh news. I broke down and didnt stop crying for 3 days!! I had to make the terrible decision to put my little angel....the baby that I had desperately tried so hard to save, I had to finally give up and put her tired little body to sleep. It was one of the hardest decisions I ever had to make. Not only for her but because I didnt want to GIVE UP! I Love her so very much and still do! I cry everyday for her and I hope I did the right thing for her. I hope she knows that I didnt want to give up on her....I just couldn't fix her. I was feeding her Lambs milk through a syringe at that point to keep her alive. And now...I miss it. I smell her blankets cuz they still smell like her and her spilled milk. Its so hard....I put so much into trying to save that babys life and now I have nothing! Nothing but heartache! All of you have been so wonderful and so I just wanted to let you know that her battle ended and that I tried my hardest. Please dont ever give up on your Parvo pets cuz they can survive. Not all end up like this...I do have one dog who is a complete success! Just pray for her in heaven for me. I had her cremated and she will be coming home to me soon. I couldn't bear to part with her. I love her!

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Post By Shannon. (Guest Post) (10/24/2007)
No....She is probably going into heat. Has she had her first heat yet? Is she fixed? I have a chihuahua that loses hair everytime she goes into heat, the vet says its absolutely normal. But, if she is fixed then you might want to take her to the vet and make sure she doesnt have a skin disorder.

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Post By Deb (Guest Post) (10/04/2007)
My two 10 month old pups just survived Parvo, now one of them is loosing her hair. Could it be related?

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Post By Shannon. (Guest Post) (09/26/2007)
Depression is normal but if he isnt eating or drinking you need to do something. Give him fluids by dropper. I recommend Gatorade or Pedialite. It works great for dehydration and you want to prevent that because they will get dehydrated very quickly. It should only last for a couple days but if it continues longer you need to call the Dr right away. I also gave my puppy yogurt in a dropper. She loved it and it was soft on her tummy. Just some ideas for you to try.

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Post By chante (Guest Post) (09/23/2007)
My puppy just got his parvo shot 2 nites ago, and he seems depressed. He won't eat or drink and just sits there all moapy. Now his ear has swelled up. Please help, the vet doesn't come by here often.

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Post By kat (Guest Post) (09/13/2007)
Just wondering how your dog is doing?? hope the baby is ok.

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Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (09/08/2007)
The vomit Ive always seen with Parvo is white and foamy. Its usually clearlike, watery, but very foamy. No diarhhea is a great sign! I hope your pup is still doing great!

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Post By Joe (Guest Post) (09/05/2007)
What if it is just really thick-looking, spit-like vomit but no diarrhea?

I just got her the other day but have had several puppies with parvo in my room....I'm so scared

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Post By Joe (Guest Post) (09/05/2007)
What if it is just really thick-looking, spit-like vomit but no diarrhea?
I just got her the other day but have had several puppies with parvo in my room. I'm so scared.

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Post by Sheraone (76) | (07/10/2007)
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So glad to hear the good news!

Vaccinations ARE a big deal. Even among humans there are a lot of parents who wont let their kids get immunized because of the questionable ingredients not to mention effectiveness of them. Some people think that this is irresponsible and even trained imunobiologists will tell you so.

Again, educate yourself on both sides of the issue and make your own choices.

Dogs have died from immunizations. I worry about my babies every time they get shots and wouldnt get them at all except that I cant get flea medecine without regular shots.

Parvo is of course very serious. And I have to wonder, if vaccinations are so effective why are we still seeing it? We dont see black plague any more. The scientists say we vaccinated it out of existence....hmmmm

Take some time to watch your dog after a vaccination, possibly as close to the weekend as possible or when someone can be home in case there is a problem.

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Post By Kate (Guest Post) (06/25/2007)
hello, yes, im glad your dog is getting better. please do more homework on what the ingredients are of these questionable vaccines/shots. Someone is making alot of money on selling millions of them. Are they safe/? lots of homework, I mean. Good luck. fellowdog luvr.

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Post By Shannon. (Guest Post) (06/06/2007)
Im so glad that my experience can help others. I have definately learned alot as a result of this myself and now I know what to expect with the 2nd shot and when I have anymore pups and get them vaccinated...I'll know what can happen as a result of the shot. Don't ever let anyone tell you that nothing can happen because every dog is different as you and I are different. And our immune systems and bodys are not built the same. So always stay at home with your pet the day they receive the shot and really monitor them. Im so glad I did. If I had left her and gone to work, she would not be with me today! Just a bit of advice for all you Pet Lovers!

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Post By Kim Ch (Guest Post) (06/05/2007)
Hi Shannon - yes that answered my Q's, thanks for putting up a reply. I'll watch for that yellow diarrhea when I take my girl in for vax's next month! I learned something here. Glad your baby's back on top of things! --dog luvr Kim

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Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (06/03/2007)
I did reply and tell everyone what the vet said.... not sure but you must have missed that post or something. It wasnt a reaction to milk bcuz I hadnt given her any milk at that point. It was a reaction to the Parvo/Distemper Booster. He wasnt sure why... unless it was just bcuz she is so small and it also contained the Modified Live virus of another disease which I have forgotten the name at this point...oh yea its called Leptospirosis. So he thought maybe she got a mild case of Parvo due to a weakening of her immune system. Yellow diarrhea is a symptom of Parvo in the very early stages and thats what she had. As soon as I started the Acidophilis milk....she had no more diarrhea and she started eating again the next day. So the milk helped her. She is now 100% better although I am scared to death to do another shot bcuz of the reaction to the 1st one but Dr. thinks her immunities should be much stronger and it shouldnt happen again. I will have to pray and just hope for the best. I hope that answers your q?s.

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Post By Kim Ch (Guest Post) (06/02/2007)
will you please end the suspense and tell us what the vet said? so that every other pup out there with yellow diarrhea (common when they are getting milk) and not eating (first thing when something's bothering) will not have a freaking-out owner any more than usual? Did you call the vet at all??? I hope you had some good help from the vet!

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Post By mizpikky (Guest Post) (06/02/2007)
I was so happy to read that your little baby puppy is doing so much better - it brought tears to my eyes. My little chihuahua/jack russell mix baby puppy named Meka will be 4 mos old on 6/9 and she's due for her 3rd shot on Wed 6/6. Now I'm debating about that next shot. So far she's doing great. How many shots did your little puppy have before she got sick? I will definitely keep the symptoms your puppy had and the treatment you gave her in mind for my Meka. Again I'm elated about your baby and have given thanks to Jehovah God for helping her (one of his beloved little creations) make a full recovery. Thank you for the picture - it's beautiful - the smile on your face says it all.

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Post by Sashas Mommy (2) | (06/01/2007)
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Thanks!! Thanks to all that said prayers for my baby!! She is sooooo much better! Even tonight she is bouncing around everywhere and biting and kissing my chin. She is back to her old little rambunctious self! I am so relieved to have her back! I cried when she ate her first piece of food 2day bcuz I was so happy 2 see that her appetite had returned. Its the little things we take for granted sometimes. She is my baby and she is going to be OK and I thank the Good Lord and all of you for that! Thanks for being there for me through all of this! You all are wonderful people and great friends!!

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Post by meoowmom (1457) | (06/01/2007)
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Wonderful that puppy is better!

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Post By Sarah (Guest Post) (06/01/2007)
Yeah! I'm so happy your sweet baby is better!! You both can enjoy your weekend now.

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Post by Sashas Mommy (2) | (06/01/2007)
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Thanks every1 for all your advice and feedback. I did, however, run down to the store and get the acidophilos milk and fed that to her along with some of that Activa yogurt and Gatorade. The vet said it must just be a reaction to the shot. As of today, she is eating again! YAY! She is up and playing and seems to be returning to herself again. She hasnt had any diarrhea today or vomiting so I'll just keep up with the fluids tho, not going to stop until Im sure she is out of the woods. She only weighs about a pound so she doesnt have much water to spare... if you know what I mean. Now Im afraid to do the other boosters on her. That was some scary stuff. We got her the shot on Monday and she just got over it today....5 days of being sick....that was awful!

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Post by lazidd (24) | (06/01/2007)
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please GET TO THE VET

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Post by jjager (130) | (06/01/2007)
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Go to Vet now!

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Post By mizpikky (Guest Post) (06/01/2007)
I agree with everyone - you need to take her to the vet immediately - don't call - take her there. Her condition is extremely serious. You've heard the saying you snooze you lose - well move it - move it - move it - don't lose. Please let us know how she's doing. I'll pray for your little puppy.

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Post by bonnierls (9) | (06/01/2007)
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I totally agree! Unless you want to lose her, get on the phone and call the vet! Don't wait! Your furbaby is so small and her symptoms could be life-threatening if they go on too long. Call today-- before the weekend when the vet's not available. Let us know how she's doing.

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Post By Robin (Guest Post) (06/01/2007)
Call your vet right away! I have never heard of a dog having a reaction to those boosters, but your vet should know how to help.

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