I have 3 dogs. One had became very ill. He did not want to eat or drink and was vomiting. I was sure it was parvo. Then he became 100% better. He's gained his weight back and is eating and drinking. Back to his normal self. Then a couple days later my other dog became ill as well. Same symptoms difference is he died today. Now my third dog is ill they have been vaccinated and everything. Can anyone help me and tell me what it could be. Also another question. If your dog has parvo can he be ill one day then get better and not still be carrying the virus. Please help.
Christina from Texas
Editor's Note: Because they have had their vaccinations, it may not be parvo, it also could be. I also could be some type of poisoning. Best check with their vet.
in the past i had two puppies who died from parvo, it's been five months and last week i got two new pups, they are 8 weeks and have been vaccinated, i clean with bleach and all, but do you think they will catch it still?
I am just so sorry to hear about what you are going through.
Yes, my dog died of Parvo after he had been injected. He was ill and then got better but died suddenly two weeks later. The vet confirmed it was Parvo.
Have you checked the pet food recall list to make sure you are not feeding them anything from there?? I had a dog who had parvo and once they get sick, they are sick. It's not and on and off thing. She recovered happily.
It is possible for a dog to be infected with the parvo virus but not to show any symptoms - it can act as a carrier.
As the Editor's comment says, it may or may not be parvo, so you should definitely see your vet about this.
However, we have found that a product called Vibactra Plus is really useful to have on hand as an all-purpose antibiotic in case any of your dogs are sick. You can read about how we used this product on one of our dogs at http://www.parvobuster.com/vibactra-plus-testimonials.php
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