Caring for a Dog with Parvo?

cybergrannie
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March 25, 20180 found this helpful

I know you must be feeling sad as most people with pets really love them and no one wants them to be sick.

• We hear about so many cases of Parvo that it just makes me wish it was "carved in stone" how important it is to start puppies on their shots/vaccinations as early as possible.
• I would try to give your baby water or any fluids the vet thinks would be good for him.
• Hopefully the vet gave you a paper on how to care for your pup during this recovery period but if he did not then maybe the information on this site will help you. Not everything suggested will be what you need to do as some cases are different but you should be able to ask your vet questions.
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• www.wikihow.com/Nurse-a-Dog-Through-Parvo
• This site has a lot of information about giving fluids which can be the life-saver for your puppy.
• ehomeremedies.com/.../
• Here is a list of shots/vaccinations for your puppy after he recovers. Your vet will tell you which ones he needs.
• www.dummies.com/.../

Here is a site that covers everything about Parvo but it is very lengthy so read when you have time.

www.2ndchance.info/parvo.htm

Judy
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March 24, 20180 found this helpful

The vet cannot guarantees that your pet will recover. I would offer him water. The fact that he is no longer vomiting is good.