Homemade Parvo Treatment

RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By adriana (Guest Post) (12/03/2008) My 4 month old pit bull puppy Bolt is usually a pain in the neck he's convinced he's a lap dog I baby him and treat him like he's my son I love him very much my husband and I noticed him bein very lathargic and shy he's not one to hide but ever since he contracted parvo he's been very secluded he began with the watery poop then began to vomit we brought him to the vet and like most people we don't have the money we're expecting a child and trying to save up our money but its very hard we took him to the vet where he tested positive for parvo I really need my baby to get better I can't just sit and watch him die and I most certainly won't put him down someone please help! Adriana0917 AT tmail.com your advice is very much appreciated! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By wendy (Guest Post) (11/22/2008) I have a 4 month old rottie and he just started symptoms of parvo today. I am going to try these home remedies of egg and pedialyte. I have also found a recipe for a tea that is made from, pedialyte, herbal peppermint and chamomile tea, honey , 2 capsules of Echinea, 250mgs of MSM with glucosamine. heat 2 cups pedialyte 2 bags of each tea 1 capsule of Echincea, 250 mg of MSM 1 tsp honey heat as if you were making tea not to a boil. 1tsp then 15 min later. every hour 1tsp for every 10 lbs of body weight. I really hope this all works and good luck to all who are fighting this horrible sickness. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by Marina01 (1) | (11/09/2008) Contact My rotti, Kyra passed away yesterday morning. My little chihuahua seems to be showing symptoms. I still have amocicillian left from Kyra but I don't know how much to give a 3 pound puppy. Does anyone know? Kyra's dosage was 5 mL, but she weighed about 25 pounds. Can anyone offer ANY advice. Losing Kyra has been hell for our whole family and I don't want to lose my little baby. Thanks sooo much, Marina Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By anonymous (Guest Post) (11/08/2008) My dog tested positive foe parvo and I couldn't afford the treatment at the vet so I went online and found this website. I gave my dog pedialyte and gatorade and raw eggs. She got better right now she is back to her old self playing and eating. If your dog has parvo and you cant afford the vet treatment try the eggs and give your pet pedialyte and gatorade. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By SEUT Registered Vet Tech (Guest Post) (11/06/2008) A lot of what I am hearing is backlash at the veterinarian for giving the best care that they can possibly offer, WHICH STARTS WITH EDUCATION AND VACCINATION! I see 3-4 month old pups getting parvo when they should be on their last set of vaccinations and pretty much immune at this point. There is no such thing as a free animal, there is no such thing as free health care, it costs to treat an infected dog. Wellness visits, vaccination protocols and obtaining your pup from a reputable place such as the ASPCA or other animal shelter will prevent these tragedies. Buying a pup from a backyard breeder or accepting a pup from a free to a good home litter is asking for trouble. Your pup needs to have consecutive tests for internal parasites, have consecutive dewormings and be vaccinated intially at around 6-8 weeks of age for Distemper and Parvo and there after every 3-4 weeks until age 16-18 wks. There are programs such as Care Credit and VPI Pet Insurance to help defer the cost. Again, DON'T YOU DARE SAY that Veterinarians are heartless, cold, money hungry, quacks. They know what is best and will offer their best but yes, it costs money. If you really feel this way, take a look in the mirror and ask your self why you didn't take the precautions necessary to prevent this from happening? Why didn't you educate yourself before bringing a puppy into the household? If you can't afford the shots, why are you surprised that the treatment is so extensive and expensive? An ounce of prevention is worth more that a TON of cure and yes, parvo will overcome many of its victims. I have been an animal nurse for 4 years and yes I have answered many questions and educated many owners on the dangers of puppy illnesses. I am currently treating a friend's dog for parvo with the PROPER treatment, IV fluids, Aninausea drugs, Triple acting antibiotics, sedatives and NO FOOD BY MOUTH! NEVER force anything down the throat of a nauseous or vomiting dog, it will cause stress, defeat the purpose of getting the nutrition or meds into them and may make the vomiting worse. One last note, the main reason it is essential to have your pup in the hospital is to prevent further contamination of the home environment especially if there are other pets in the household. Clinics keep their patients clean, dry, monitored, and have isolation areas in which they keep the infective animals. IT HAS TO RUN ITS COURSE. The smaller and younger the animal the more critical it is to have them hospitalized, they have a higher body water content than those of older animals plus they are more susceptible to secondary infection. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by crissangelfan2 (1) | (11/04/2008) Profile | Contact hi,my british sheperd lab mix slinky has parvo and ive tried the egg thing!! i really hope it works!!! i think i treated him to late!! he just today started showing the syptoms!! i hope its not to late for him!!!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Angry (Guest Post) (11/02/2008) I just want to post a note about all of these so called homemade parvo treatments. I had a litter of four puppies who I could not afford to treat for Parvo so I tried all of these stupid homemade remedies and watched as my poor puppies suffered and died one by one. We finally got some help from out family members and we took our last remaining pup to the vet where she not only got fluids but antibiotics and other medications and I am happy to report that it is now 2 weeks later and she is a happy and healthy little girl. I just want to let people out there know that it is a complete crock that all your vet does to treast parvo is to give them fluids and feed them. There is so much more to it. Those people who think they "cured" parvo with this stuff probably did not have puppies with parvo. My veterinarian told me that most likely those puppies probably had coccidia which can also have many of the same symptoms as parvo. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By yolis-caudillo_y85364 AT yahoo.com (Guest Post) (10/29/2008) I was told that my 11wk old puppy had parvo. I started freaking out since I've heard stories of dogs passing with time. I took him to the vet and he's on treatment since 10/28/08. The thing is that I have 7, 4week old puppies and I'm scared they could contract the virus since I wasn't aware that my poor Rocky had parvo. He spend the night in the den with the other puppies. I read that the milk from the mom gives them antibodies to fight it off but I'm still worried and all the vet told me was to take them out of the house (as if i had anywhere else to put them) they said they were to young to get their shots so now i have to wait 2 more weeks. can someone please help me and tell me what to give them to give them the strength to fight it off. Thanks Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by healthy pets (14) | (10/24/2008) Contact Parvaid is given hourly in conjunction with pedialyte or gatorade for treating parvo. It works excellent at helping parvo puppies get well again and has a 90% success rate at preventing parvo if dosed preventatively as soon as you know your puppy has been exposed. Lots of information here: http://www.parvopuppy.com or here: http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/heal_parvo.html Here are some retail stores that carry it, so you can get it right away: http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/retailers.html We used it after the vet lost one of our parvo puppies and euthanized another. Someone e-mailed me about Parvaid and we drove 5 hours round trip to get it. It saved our remaining 5 puppies. We just didn't have $7200 to treat the other 5 with the vet whose success rate was extremely poor. Best wishes for a quick and easy recovery for your puppy! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Rick. (Guest Post) (10/24/2008) I've done pretty much everything this website has told me to do, as far as the gatorade, protein which is in milk and wet dog food, which is probably easier to eat then dry for a weak dog. Did the egg thing to, my dogs back in tip top shape and if your dogs is having a tip top moment try and take them for a stroll. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger right sometime you gotta fight against sickness, and by some way or another you can get past it. I think your dogs attitude reflects the same as yours if you treat them like a solider that can carry on they'll believe it to. Also I used ice cubes as a ploy to keep my dog hydrated. If you have tile floor freeze some ice cubes and slide em' across the floor. Your dog sees it as a toy but in all sense it just a nice trick to keep your dog going with good ol' H20. Thanks for all the input and as of now it seems to have worked. Take it easy, Rick. Report Spam or Abuse Parvo treatment Post By Ali Kuli (Guest Post) (10/08/2008) I have had several dogs die of parvo. However, the ones that were saved were by injecting them with the antibodies of a dog who had had parvo and had made antibodies against it. This improved the chances of the dog surviving significantly. Of course, you have to give the Amoxillin and Flagyll for the stool. I have found that cerelac is a good food which keeps the pups energetic. Don't let them drink too much water as it induces vomit. I've about 100 cc an hour if they are drinking themselves. Report Spam or Abuse Puppy Feedback Post By David And Chelsea S (Guest Post) (10/05/2008) We just had a 3 and half month old puppy pass away October 05 2008 @ 3:00 a.m. We made the mistake of not getting his shots, so please do not do the same. We found this site 3 hours ago, and tried the eggs but it was too late. We didn't do anything we should have, only because we thought it was colitis, instead. Take your dog to the vet and get them their shots. Please he was the most adorable and Smart American Pit We have ever owned. This is not only in dedication to our little boy Rocky, but also a reminder to take extra precaution with your pets. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Renewed (Guest Post) (10/04/2008) I recently lost a male pit bull to parvo because I didn't have the finances for vet treatment. So, when his litter mates began to show symptoms I began to search the web for possible alternatives. I'm very glad I found this site. After watching the slow and painful death of my blue baby I couldn't bare the thought of going through it twice more. I decided that trying anything, was better than just watching them suffer. I began immediately to follow the pattern submitted on one of the posts. Every thirty minutes I administered two 3ml syringes of Pedialyte and 1/2 syringe of Pepto. I also gave each pup 2 additional syringes of clean water to keep them hydrated. I added one additional ingredient which was 1 1/2 syringe of Amoxicillin. For parents who may have small children who used this antibiotic and you still have some remaining, it helps tremendously. Within 4 hours my pups are now up and acting like pups again. I think the most important factor is starting the procedure as soon as any symptoms are evident. Because of the first loss I was very attentive to my remaining pups. This may help someone else as early warning signs. The pups were becoming somewhat lethargic, except for an increased desire for water. I also notice that when I felt their under bellies it felt feverish. The idea of the egg I was skeptical about, but like I said I was willing to try anything. I noticed with the eggs like Linda said they vomited less. Although things are looking up, I don't consider us out of the woods just yet. I will submit updates. I would like to express my utmost appreciation for each of you who posted comments about your experiences. It has truly given me hope and my babies the chance they needed. Thanks. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by pitbullmom1961 (1) | (08/31/2008) Profile | Contact I POSTED AS A GUEST ON HERE ON 06-05-08.HERE IS AN UPDATE: I HAVE 3 DOGS,TWO WHO ARE UNDER A YEAR OLD AND THEY ARE BOTH PITBULLS.I'M HAPPY TO REPORT BOTH MY PITTS THAT CONTACTED PARVO ARE THEIR NORMAL,HAPPY,ENERGETIC SELVES! THEY TOLD ME AFTER PARVO,THE DOGS WON'T BE THE SAME;THAT'S A LIE!THEY'RE STILL AS BOUNCY AND AS ACTIVE AS EVER.MY OLDEST DOG,RAVEN,NEVER GOT IT AND THAT'S PROBABLY DUE TO THE FACT THAT SHE HAD THE FIRST SET OF SHOTS AS A PUPPY!TO RECAP,MY PITT,OREO SPENT FROM FRI-SAT AT A VETS.SHE CAME HOME ON MON.BUT MY YOUNGER PITT ,ZEUS CONTACTED IT,BUT I TREATED HIM AT HOME.I WAS NOT COMFORTABLE BEING AWAY FROM OREO WHEN SHE WAS AT THE VETS SO I DID SOME RESEARCH AND TREATED ZEUS AT HOME.I BOUGHT A SMALL MEDICINE SYRINGE AND FORCED A COUPLE OF SYRINGE FULLS OF PEDIALYTE DOWN HIM EVERY 30 MINS OR SO.WHENEVER HE'D THROW UP I GAVE HIM HALF OF A SYRINGE OF PEPTO.GIVING THEM A TEASPOON OF VEGETABLE OIL HELPS COATS AND PROTECTS THE STOMACH TOO.I DID THAT ONCE.I ALSO BOUGHT A TUBE OF NUTRICAL,THAT YOU CAN FIND AT YOUR LOCAL PET STORE.I'D GIVE HIM A DAB OF THAT EVERY 30 MINS.USUALLY,JUST PUT SOME ON YOUR FINGERS AND THE DOG WILL LICK IT OFF.THIS PROVIDES THEM WITH VITAMINS WHILE THEY ARE SICK AND ALSO INCREASES THEIR APPETITE,EVENTUALLY.I PROBABLY WOULDN'T HAVE ZEUS NOW IF IT WEREN'T FOR ME FINDING THIS SITE,BACK IN JUNE.I FIGURED I WOULD GIVE EVERYONE AN UPDATE SO MAYBE THIS MIGHT HELP SOMEONE ELSE.IT'S AWFUL WHEN YOUR DOG GETS THIS DREADFUL DISEASE AND YOU DON'T HAVE THE FUNDS TO TAKE IT TO THE VET.I ALSO SATURATED MY WHOLE BACK YARD WITH PURE BLEACH ABOUT 3 TIMES.THE DOGS ARE NOW BACK IN THE YARD PLAYING AGAIN.IT'S ALSO IMPORTANT THAT YOU THROUGHLY SHAMPOO YOUR CARPETS ALSO.I HOPE THIS HELPS SOMEONE ELSE!THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO POSTED HERE;THE INFORMATION HAS BEEN INVALUABLE!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Patti (Guest Post) (07/27/2008) My son has a rednosed pit puppy. He wormed her 2 days ago and today she began vomitting and has very foul smelling bloody diarrhea. We think this is parvo. My son is recently married and can't afford a large vet bill, but wants to treat his beloved dog so she can get better. What is the home recipe for teating parvo? We appreciate your help. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By dee our little angel (Guest Post) (07/02/2008) I came across this and I hope someone sees this and gets back to me. I have 3 puppies who were healthy joyful pups until mid day yesterday all of a sudden one puppy looked really bad, it couldn't run to me. Her hind legs won't move and she peed on herself and whimpered. I was like, oh no, and I scooped her up and put her in my bedroom to isolate her. At first I thought she was injured, but her legs aren't broken. She was doing really bad, she stopped drinking, so I am giving her water orally with a syringe. She does eat, but only wet food now. I've given her amoxacillian every 8 hours. By the way she is 8 weeks old. As of 6pm today July 2nd she has had 4 doses of amox eight hours apart. Just now, she ate some wet food again, but no water, so I'm trying to do it myself. Also she has eyes that look like she is sad now, she can't crawl or walk. Her legs won't let her stand or walk. I don't know what to do, and a few hours ago she went diarrhea all over herself. I forgot to mention; she broke out in a bumpy red rash in her ears and her private area. Is this parvo? Does anyone know what she has? What should I do? I have no money for the vet, my husband left me, so I'm kinda strapped. Please help my angel, and pray for her. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by Glenn'sMom (462) | (06/29/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact I do not understand why there is so much ignorance about parvo! It's "been around" many, many years and veterinarians have been preaching about it for all that time. Antibiotics WILL NOT cure parvo! Raw eggs WILL NOT cure parvo. (WHO IN THE WORLD SAYS DOGS CAN"T THROW UP EGGS!!???) The vet will not put your dog down without your consent and should require a signed consent. Tamiflu WILL NOT cure parvo. People should 1) get their dogs vaccinated BY A VET, 2)follow instructions FROM A VET, and 3)stop trying all these crazy ideas and just do what the TRAINED experts recommend. Just for the record, vomiting animals SHOULD NOT have anything by mouth for at least 6 hours after the last vomiting. More fluids just further irritate an already irritated stomach and make it worse. Report Spam or Abuse I need help! Post By Tim (Guest Post) (06/29/2008) Ok my puppy might have parvo. Now we have two other dogs outside. The one infected with parvo is inside. What can I do to not spread it to my other dogs. We were in contact with our others dogs does anyone also know about anything that can prevent them from getting it?? Does anyone know where I can buy parvo vaccinations for my other two dogs? e-mail me at fuloser54 AT yahoo.com Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Megan (Guest Post) (06/20/2008) We had a chihuahua that we had gotten a lady from that had parvo. We took her home Thursday night and by Friday she was throwing up and everything, wouldn't eat. My fiance took her to the hospital on Sunday because she was going like every few minutes. They did a parvo test and it came back positive. I have never even hear of it! And then she seemed to be doing fine, and then she was worse, then ok. So I looked online and found this website. I tried everything. But I think the parvo was so advanced no matter what we did nothing would have saved her life. The night she had passed away she was whining all night long. I couldn't stand it no more. I prayed to God that he would just take her. No dog deserves to go through this and if your dog has no shots, but is showing signs of it, please, give it fluids and everything. And the vet didn't even offer to put her down, to give her any antibiotics or anything. They just wanted their money. And we also have another chihuahua he has had all his shots. The vet said he should be OK. Hopefully! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By NS in Kentucky (Guest Post) (06/15/2008) Thank GOD I found this thread. We were given a dog and were told she had all of her vax...but came down with parvo. (Someone PLEASE tell me why anyone would lie about that?!) At the first signs (foamy vomiting and lethargy) I followed the advice given here. Fluids round the clock, yogurt and raw eggs, more fluids (water and gatoraid). I am happy to report after 36 hours, she is soooo much better. She is wagging her tail, showing interest in food again, and even barked at a squirrel. I feel like she turned the corner and I am sooo grateful to everyone here. I honestly don't think she would have had a good of results going to the vet for treatment. She needed her mommy! Anyhow, lesson learned! Never believe anyone when they tell you the dog has been given its vax. As soon as she is 100% we are going to straight to the vet to get them all. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By chelce (Guest Post) (06/14/2008) hello. I just had a beautiful 5 month old blue merle aussie boy die from parvo. I breed aussies and have two litters of puppies at home who are only 2 weeks old. I also have two timber wolf cubs who got parvo and were pooping bloody runny poop. I treated them with soft puppy food and tons of pedialyte and they were both fine. I have never tried the egg thing but if any more of my dogs get it will try it. Any one had any advice or questions please email me at australianshepherdrescue AT gmail.com Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Angi (Guest Post) (06/11/2008) Last year my great dane caught parvo from the neighbor dogs. I had never even heard of it before. I just thought the heat was making him sick. He had it so bad that he couldn't stand up and was foaming at the mouth. I took him to the vet and was told to leave him there because he wasn't going to make it after a few hours, that the disease was to advanced. He gave him water in his back and I brought him home. I fed him pedialyte evey 2 hours. After 3 days I cooked him hamburger and rice and force fed him. I also bought him yogurt and force fed him that every hour. Yogurt repairs the intestinal tract and kills the parvo. After 5 days he was back to his old self. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By nadine (Guest Post) (06/05/2008) My eight month old pit was diagnosed with parvo. I took her to the vet as soon as I saw she wasn't herself. She was vomiting a little, with diarrhea. They kept her from fri-mon. The vet didn't think she'd make it, but she did! My four month old pit started showing signs of parvo with the vomiting and diarrhea. I treated him at home as soon as it started. I gave him pepto and pedialite and nutrical through a syringe(a medicine syringe)orally. He was back to his normal self within 2 days. I also bleached our yard throughly and shampooed the carpets 5-6 times. Neither of my dogs had been vaccinated. Vaccination is very important and I learned a huge lesson! The vet charged $545 for my eight month old's stay, but it was worth it!she is now back to eating like a cow, and bouncing off the walls with energy, as is my four month old! Parvo can be treated at home,but you have to be totally diligent in your care of the dog, meaning to keep them hydrated with liquids, even if it means forcing them! Let this be a lesson, vaccinate your pets! You can even buy vaccines online for a very cheap price and they ship them on ice, if you're comfortable with vaccinating them yourself. Report Spam or Abuse 2 PITBULL PUPPIES WITH PARVO Post By DENISE (Guest Post) (06/05/2008) So my 2 puppies just went to the vet. $1000 later, he gives us antibiotics and an IV that we have to give them like every hour. BUT he said NOT to feed them for 3 days, ONLY the IV?!?!?! Is this ok? Can't I still give them pedialyte and at least one egg? Has anyone else taken dogs to vet but still done home treatment? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Esmeralda (Guest Post) (05/27/2008) My puppy is 11 months. She started feeling very sick on Thursday 5/22 I thought it was just a stomach virus until Friday. She vomited all over my restroom floor and she looked very weak so I took her to the vet and they charged me $234 to tell me that my she had parvo and she had a 50/50 chance. I didn't have any more money so I decided to bring her home and try my best to keep her alive. I gave her pedialite every 15 minutes by syringe plus I also gave her my daughter's antibiotic amoxicillin. My brother had also given me a med that brings up her sugar level and blood, it is called Nutri-cal. It really works. Now she is back eating and drinking plus she playing and jumping. God bless all and I hope this advice was helpful. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By April Hughes (Guest Post) (05/21/2008) For those of you who used pepto-bismol and pedialyte to cure parvo what dosages and how often did you administer it? Thanks, April Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By paul (Guest Post) (05/17/2008) My English bulldog has parvo. I'm not sure what to do. Spent a lot of money at the emergency vet last night. And I cant keep nothing down him I have tried the egg bit, 3 of them. We will see. I'll write my finding up for you. Report Spam or Abuse Britany, about the Hookworms.. and your dog, please try the following. Post by lulus2cute4u (2) | (05/07/2008) Contact Britany, Cook rice and chicken boneless like stew but bland.. no salt or spices please. Will hurt the belly and give to eat a few tsp every 1 to 2 hrs. try boiling chicken livers also, which you can get at the grocery store, cut them up and stir them into cooked rice....this is what worked for my pup when he had watery poop.. Please give Pedialyte to drink and you can also insert it analy using a syringe if your dog is trowing up to keep hydrated. This is another way to keep them hydrated because the intestines will absorb into the body faster.. Do call your VET and ask for medication and IV fluids for your dog... for home treatment.. they will work with you. Best of luck.. and keep us posted. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By britany. (Guest Post) (05/07/2008) We took my dog to the vet yesterday, and he hasn't eaten or drank in two days, and he has the bloody stool. They did a parvo test on him and it was negative, they said it was just hookworms. does anyone know if there could be similar symptoms? I am gonna try to give him raw eggs, and I have been using a syringe to give him water to try and keep him hydrated. Does anyone have any other things I could do? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment.. RAW EGGS+PEDIALYTE!!!! Post By enks (Guest Post) (05/07/2008) Our puppy was doing really bad, I was about to bring her to the vet, when I decided to check one more time in the internet for a home remedy. We came across this site and we decided to stay home and try the eggs and the pedialyte. OH MY GOSH! AMAZING results, she did not vomit the rest of the day. By the evening, she was walking around the house, happy, gave me kisses. By next morning, she was eating food. PLEASE anyone with a dog with parvo virus, try the raw eggs and the pedialyte. It works! It saved my dogs life! THANK YOU! good luck :) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Xuxa (Guest Post) (05/05/2008) Maybe an urban myth, but it doesn't hurt to try... Make a necklace out of copper wire and lemons. (Slice the lemon and slide 3-4 slices through the wire and put it on your dog. Put new lemmons when the old ones dry out.) I have heard of people that swear this worked for their dog. doesn't hurt to try and not expensive at all. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by J1MEN (1) | (05/02/2008) Contact My pup is 3 months old. I like many people cant afford all the meds. so I'm gonna try the raw eggs and pedialite. He was tested on 4/30/08 and result is positive. I first noticed on 4/29/08 late night how sad and weak he looked. I have been giving him an IV under his skin for the last 2 days. He gets kinda happy for a few hours and then back to droopy, so I'll post the results in a few days. Hopefully someone else can use and give more info on canine parvo virus everyone else, good luck. Tank at 1 month. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by lulus2cute4u (2) | (04/25/2008) Contact I did the egg thing not even 4 hrs ago, amazing results. My Pit bull Rascal, almost 2 yrs old next months is now more alert than he was all morning and or when we got home from the hospital 2 days ago.. We were told that we have to keep him in the pet hospital and the estimate came up to $7,000.00 for 1 week. All I could afford was $510.00 for 12hrs. We were told that we only had a 50/50 chance with him but less if we brought him home. I brought him back home wednesday morning in hopes to get him better. I thank you for your post and homemade treatment, he finally stoped trowing up and had a large BM today after he had one egg. Not runny but his so alert and doing good. I have him on anti-biotics Ampicillin 500mg 1 capsule twice daily for 7 days and anti-vomiting Metoclopramide 10mg 1 tablet by mouth every 8hrs until gone. Including IV fluids 1000 ml bag of Normosol-R multiple Electrolytes Injection type 1, USP. Give under the skin only 500ml every 12 hrs. To have to pull skin and form a pocket to give medication. Please have a vet explain the process before you do anything. So far so good. The egg works his still doing good. His drinking a little more and keeping things down. I got kisses today from my boy. Cook rice and chicken boneless like stew but bland.. no salt or spices please. Will hurt the belly and give to eat a few tsp every 1 to 2 hrs. Thank you and good luck to everyone else out there. My boy is doing better today. To get rid of the virus in your home you need to bleach everything, 1 cup bleach to 30 cups water. Yard is much harder but I did add more bleach out side to kill the virus.. I was told it could live in soil for years if not treated. God bless to all of you who have to suffer this terrible illness. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by fawnkturner (1) | (04/18/2008) Contact If you think that your puppy has parvo please go see a doctor first. My vet wanted 600.00 to keep my puppy and treat him for parvo or I could pay 131.00 and take him home and pray that he will make it through. He said that Barney (Bassett X) had a 50/50 chance of making with home treatment. He had a 80% chance at the vet office. He gave 2 meds and 2 packs of electrolytes. I was also told to give him Gatorade or Pedialyte. After getting home he took a turn for the worst the next day. I spent many hours researching home treatments. I came up on this website. I took advice from others and gave him pepto orally (once or twice anally) and gatorade anally. I would give him gatorade orally too to keep his mouth from drying up. In less then 12 hours he was back to his old self. He was back eating and drinking on his own. Even after he started eating on his own I still gave him some pepto just to make sure his stomach was okay. I also gave him gatorade anally. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Joab J (Guest Post) (04/07/2008) Hey my 3 1/2 month old blue pitt is showing symptoms of parvo. I freaked and called everyone. I was told dehydration is wat kills the pups. Pedialite and Gatorade works very well to keep your pup hydrated. Please if you have any advice please, my pup need you... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Laila (Guest Post) (04/06/2008) The person that mentioned the eggs. Is that all you did or is there something else I should do too? Report Spam or Abuse my puppy is at it' first symptoms of parvo Post By sammi18 (Guest Post) (03/28/2008) my puppy was born jan 18, 2008 and we gave her the first parvo shots and yesterday she was due for her second but they sold us the 4th it was to strong for her and now she is throwing up yellow. I really want to save my puppy I gave her some milk so she can have something in her stomach but idk if thats ok someone please e-mail me and tell me how to cure her sudarsam AT aol.com Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Emilia (Guest Post) (03/11/2008) my dog just got over parvo and now he is blind in both eye i don't no what to do Report Spam or Abuse Parvo Post By allen tompkins (Guest Post) (01/14/2008) Just so everyone knows a puppy need 3 parvo shot starting at about 6 weeks of age, each 2-3 weeks apart to be fully vaccinated. This will give your puppy a 98 percent chance of not getting parvo if they are exposed more than two weeks after the last shot. It also gives them about a 98 percent chance of recovery if they do come down with it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Christian (Guest Post) (01/06/2008) I have had two dogs survive after they contracted the parvo virus. The first was in really bad shape with the bloody poop and stuff. We couldn't afford the hospitalization either so our vet gave us several dif. shots to give her and I just stayed up with her all day and night for a couple of days, giving her lots and lots of water and she made it! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Jon (Guest Post) (12/25/2007) My pitbull pup has parvo and had no energy and was all down and depressed and we been giving him pedialite and pepto bismol and also feeding him baby foods because it to much to put him on a vet treatment for 1500. If the vets really cared about the animals they would lower the price of the cost. But there is some thing the vets don't tell you, there are cures you can buy from the internet for like 40 bucks that kills parvo in 24 hours. Vets are just money hungry and no help unless you have money. My pup is doing better now walking around now and getting his energy back just praying he pulls through. Editor's Note: Vets have a lot of overhead, the cost of staff and their building, equipment and medicines, plus paying student loans for their education. I think most vets are caring people but they also need to make a living. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Erin (Guest Post) (12/25/2007) You should never force anything down a dog. It could end up aspirating (inhaling into their lungs) whatever you are forcing down and then you will most likely have a case of pneumonia to deal with on top of what you were trying to treat in the first place. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by Anonymous (1) | (11/09/2007) Contact One of my chihuahua puppy had parvo and i couldnt afford to take it to the vet so what we did was we gave the puppy pepto bismo for the diarrhea and since the puppy wasnt eating we gave it tums because it has a lot of calcium in it and we gave it penicilen and forced a lot of water down her mouth.It was a lot of work and my puppy survived it.Also i heard that gatorade works too Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Tiffany (Guest Post) (11/01/2007) We have had quite a bit of experience with parvo. The first time we took our puppy to the dr and had him hospitalized and given iv fluids and antibiotics. Cost us over $1500! When the second puppy started to show signs we had done some research and started her on pepto bismol right away and she never got so sick she needed iv fluids. We got her antibiotics from the vet but no other cost. If you catch it early the home remedies will save you a lot of stress and money. If your puppy is very dehydrated you need iv fluids and if your puppy has the bloody diarreah you need an antibiotic. The best bet is buy a parvo remedy and have it on hand for when your puppy starts showing symptoms. Even puppies and dogs with their shots can get parvo the severity will vary. FYI there is a parvo strain out right now infecting a lot of adult dogs. We are a cocker breeder and have seen more puppies survive parvo than die from it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Melisa (Guest Post) (10/14/2007) This is just what we have been looking for. We just lost one pup with parvo on thursday. We tried to take him to the vet and the vet refused to see him without $200.00 up front which of course we did not have. When then asked what we could do for him and was just told to keep him hydrated. Now, one of the other pups is exibiting symptoms, so i will use the advise that i have found here. We were told that Parvo is not curable and that the vets can not cure it. All they can do is treat the symptoms. Thanks for all your help. Report Spam or Abuse cant cure my puppie Post By mayra (Guest Post) (09/24/2007) My puppy is three months old. It was born in June 5, 2007. Last week her little brother died of parvo. It was my b-day on the 23. We went to celebrate she was just fine. When we came home we saw she was depressed so we took her to the pet hospital they told me she was infected by parvo. I was so sad I did not know what to do so i started to look on the internet and I found this. I am gonna try everything to save my puppy from this terrible virus. I wasted all my allowance on the vet but i couldn't afford the treatments. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Dollie (Guest Post) (08/30/2007) I hear all the time that dog's with parvo can't be cured at home. I would have to say they are wrong. We got a puppy at 5 months old, and were told he had his shots. He didn't. He became ill and we had him tested. It was parvo. I treated him with nutmeg mixed in a little white milk, for the vomiting plain peach yogurt, and pedialite. Now he will be a year old in October. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by ILuvDobes (317) | (07/27/2007) Profile | Contact Please take the puppy to the Vet ASAP. There is no "home treatment" for parvo. If you cannot afford treatment, please contact your local humane society. Jennifer Northern Virginia Report Spam or Abuse I NEED HELP Post By PHYLLIS (Guest Post) (07/27/2007) IS THERE ANY MORE REMEDIES FOR PARVO I HAVE NO MONEY FOR THE VET I DID GET HIM HIS PARVO SHOT BUT HE ALREADY STARTED THE SYMPTOMS THAT MORNING HE GOT THE SHOT AND HES GETTING WEAKER AND WEAKER IM GIVING HIM GATORADE HE JUST DRANK A LITTLE WATER I REALLY WANT TO SAVE HIM IF I CAN SO IF ANYONE CAN HELP PLEASE EMAIL ME AT PHYLLIS_SPENCER2000 AT YAHOO.COM Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post By Tami---raindancer_82@webtv.net (Guest Post) (06/04/2007) We just came from the vet and our pup has Parvo. How old was your pup? What did the vet tell you to use? Have you used Tamiflu? They say it has been proven to be the best med. for this. Did you use any other means of treatment other than the eggs? Any help you can give me is greatly appreciated. Our pup is so lethargic most of the time and we are tryig to find everything we can to help our little baby :'( Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Parvo Treatment Post by sandy63 (472) | (02/21/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact before you do anything you need to talk to your vet. raw eggs that could be a bit messy too. Report Spam or Abuse