Product Review: Parvoguard

RE: Product Review: Parvoguard Post By jamara30 (Guest Post) (06/25/2008) Oct of 06 we had brought home a brittany spaniel who was great for 5 days. Very quickly we knew she wasn't feeling well. Took her to the vet. They just didn't know what was wrong they did a parvo test anyway and she came back neg. We went home knowing there was still a prob and she was getting worse took her back the next day only to discover she tested pos for parvo this time. I already knew! I've seen parvo before and this time it was really bad. Did the IVs at home for a week only to watch her slowly start slipping away, got desperate and found parvoguard started her on it when I knew it was probably hopeless as now I was approaching 8 days, after the 1st dose she was on her way to a full recovery. Keep the faith and buy the parvoguard my house will never be without it!( ) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Product Review: Parvoguard Post By Koda123 (Guest Post) (04/18/2008) My dog was recently diagnosed with parvo and it is gonna cost about 1000 dollars to treat him. I was looking at some sites about parvo and found parvoguard. The vets are about to give up on him and we dont really know what to do so were gonna try Parvoguard and ill tell you what happens. If any one has any advise please tell me. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Product Review: Parvoguard Post By Andrew Reed (Guest Post) (02/08/2008) My dog has had parvo for 5 days and has been on parvo guard for two days - and she is not getting better, but dramatically worse. She is crying now in pain, a mixture of howl and whimper. Anyone have any idea if I have just poisoned my dog with Parvoguard? No offense if the Parvoguard is actually good stuff. I will also mention that she was on IV for the first 3 days. Vet basically gave up on her. She has had two blood transfusions. She is doing really bad but she has survived 5 days. She is a strong dog. 6 mo old Rottweiler. PLEASE ADVISE, any advice, any at all. Editor's Note: Because she was on an IV for the first 3 days, she is probably dehydrated by now. Make sure to keep feeding her water or pedialyte or Gatoraid using a baby bottle or dropper so you can keep pushing some liquids in her. Hoping the best for her. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Product Review: Parvoguard Post by MOLLSMOM (1) | (11/29/2007) Contact I have a 4 1/2 month old female lab puppy molly.. she was tested for parvo and has it. The vet gave her 3 shots at the office and i opted to treat it at home. I do not have the money to hospitalize her but shes my baby and i love her. I ordered parvoguard for her and this is her first day using it. Already she is eating and drinking a little, wanting to play. I dont know if its fom the shots or from the stuff i bought. I figured at least im trying something..doing nothing is much worse. I will keep you updated on her condition. She is on her 3rd day of parvo. I also have 2 other dogs. So if anyone knows the chances of them getting it please let me know. I bleached my backyard and have cleaned what i could with bleach, Its the only thing i can do besides move.. and i cant do that right now. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Product Review: Parvoguard Post By Sherri (Guest Post) (01/19/2007) Hello... I am so sorry to hear about you losing your Lab puppy, hugs to you !!! I have worked for a Veterinarian for over 27 years and I must tell you that Parvo Virus stays in the environment for up to a year, so PLEASE be careful with your new puppy..Cleaning with bleach is the right thing to do but remember that Parvo can be tracked in to the house and other areas. it was too soon to bring in another puppy to the area where the Parvo was. I hope all goes well with you and your new fur babies. Report Spam or Abuse