What are the symptoms of
Parvo virus?
1. Lack of appetite
2. Vomiting
3. Diarrhea - yellow, dark brown, or
bloody foul smelling diarrhea
4. Depression/lethargy
5. High or low grade fever
6. Dehydration
F-Strain Parvovirus Symptoms
1. Stools have a gelatin like appearance
with little or no blood.
2. Vomiting is frothy bile or foam.
3. Rapid weight loss within a few hours of becoming
ill.
IS IT REALLY
PARVO?
~ There are many diseases that can mimic parvo. Some of these diseases are viral, some bacterial,
others are worms or protozoan. Here is a partial listing
of diseases that mimic parvovirus:
1. Campylobacter aka "Campy" or Campylobacteriosis Jejuni
Parvo or is it Campylobacter?
2. Coccidiosis aka "Cocci" or Coccidia (single celled
organism - protozoa)
3. Coronavirus
4. Distemper aka Hardpad Disease (exhibits upper
respiratory symptoms)
5. Giardiasis aka Giardia (single celled organism -
protozoa (trophozoites)
6. Food Poisoning (i.e., salmonella)
7. Poisoning (non-food; i.e., antifreeze, drugs - i.e.,
wormers)
8. Intestinal Blockage (i.e. from consuming foreign
objects)
9. Worm Infestation (roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, tapeworms)
10. Dysbiosis (aka Leaky Gut Syndrome)
11. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Inflammatory Bowel
Disease (IBD), Colitis
12. Ebola virus
13.
Dog Show Crud (Bacterial Overgrowth)
14. Leptospirosis (Bacterial infection)
15. Infectious canine hepatitis (virus)
16. Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis (HGE)
17. Heliobacter Infection (Bacteria)
18. Addison's disease (Hypoadrenocorticism)
19. Pet food poisoning - check this current list o recalled dog foods, effective
2012.
http://bullmarketfrogs.com/blog/2012/05/diamond-pet-food-recalls-expand-to-13-brands/
Many dogs and cats have died from these foods that are causing kidney failure
and liver failure with vomiting, diarrhea, loss of
appetite, lethargy, and dehydration (all parvoish type
symptoms).
What's really in most pet canned and kibbles you are
feeding:
Nexus Polluted Pet Food
MANY parvo like diseases will test positive for parvo,
such as: Campylobacter and Salmonella. AND, IF a puppy was just vaccinated for parvo, it
will test positive for parvo for at least 2 weeks post
vaccination, even if it doesn't have parvo.
Being vaccinated can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and/or
lethargy in some puppies for 1 or 2 days post
vaccination. Traditional wormers can exhibit these
symptoms immediately after dosing as well. When we used
to vaccinate for parvo, distemper, lymes, corona,
adenovirus, lepto, bordetella, etc., one of my canine
companions would vomit and have diarrhea for days after
being vaccinated. She was still eating and running
around, but just being vaccinated caused her to have
diarrhea and vomit for a few days after her
vaccinations. I didn't correlate it at the time, but now
I know this was her way of saying she was extremely
sensitive to the vaccines.
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