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Getting Rid of Parvo Virus Before Getting New Dog

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Date: 10/27/2009 Topics: Pets > Dogs > Health | Readers Request > Pets  
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How do I clean up my house and yard etc. to get rid of parvo so my new puppy I'm getting won't contract it?

By Christopher B. from Rocky Mount, NC/ Norfolk, VA

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By K9cats (28) Profile Contact
Hello,
Did you have a dog that had Parvo recently? If so, DO NOT get a new puppy until the virus has been removed from where the other puppy was, ie: yard bedding carpets & etc. The Parvo Virus can stay in your yard and surroundings for about a year. Please call your Veterinarian for any other questions. There are also breeds that are more prone to get parvo then others; ie: Rotts, Pit Bulls, Dobies they must have an extra vaccine if necessary. Good luck

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