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darren:
Hello everybody, I haven't posted in a long time but that doest mean I haven't been reading everyday. The posts and replies or so good that I just feel I can't really add much to the conversations. Anyway those who know me know I have many dogs and puppies. God has blessed me with a loving family which include my Katrina dogs. I was at the vet getting the puppies a check up, mainly for worms. They were getting skinny. I wormed them myself a few weeks ago but they wasn't gaining weight. The worst news for a daddy to hear about his  puppies. Parvo. All 6. That was three days ago. Yesterday their mother got sick and 2 of the middle dogs. Today I lost 2  puppies. I'm about to loose 2 more tonight or tomorrow. The only thing I can do is try to keep them hydrated. It's not working. I just wanted to ask for your prayers that God's Will,will save some of them. This is 3rd generation Katrina pups. Some of you here know me and what my family and thousand of other family's went through. BC and AC, excuse me. I have to go clean up a mess on the carpet. Man what a nightmare this is. There's no need to get graphic here. Gotta go now. Thanks for your time. Good night. God bless.

God bless this mess,
Darren

Kat:

Daren, I am so sorry to here about your pups. We had a pup get that a few years ago and it is a terrible thing. It's almost always fatal unless they are given intravenous fluids, which saved ours. Older dogs are usually able to handle it and should be okay. Poor little things, so sad. I'll pray that some will pull through.

mercy, peace and love
Kat

jassy:

Darren, my dog when she was a pup also got parvo. the problem is that they are so small. If you can get your hands on raw honey put it in some warm water and give to the pups every hour with a syringe. At least 10ml a go and more for the bigger dogs. I dont know if something from our country called Rooibos tea has ever hit your shores but if it has, combine it with honey.
Stay away from milk and meat, even if they smell it, it makes them ill. Try cooked white chicken slivers only.

And I am praying for you and your pups, I know what a heart rending experience it is to go through.

strength to you
jassy

cjwood:
all things bright and beautiful
all creatures great and small
all things wise and wonderful
the Lord God made them all...

parvovirus stinks. literally. a most horrible stench. i worked for vets for 10+yrs and i still remember the smell of it in my nostrils. iv fluids can do good work. we also would give the dogs gatorade to help build up their electrolytes. multiple dogs on iv fluids can become crazy expensive quickly. jassy's raw honey suggestion might also be helpful. raw honey has many positive properties. i will keep your pack in my prayers darren. please keep us posted.

claudia

Marlene:
I know how much your Dogs mean to you Darren. I will keep them in my prayers.

In His Love,
Marlene

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