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Originally Posted by BLowry  Maybe he was too small to be taken away from Mom...Do you live close to the breeder? Maybe she could help you out with this...I hope all goes well for you. |
He was a mill rescue! There is no way I would ever call or speak to that lady again in my life. She is a horrible evil person who doesn't care about her pups whatsoever. The vet says that the parvo really took it out of him and is thinking that his stomach still is just not adjusted from being so sick. She had directed me to give him a fingertip of Nutri Cal every 2 hours until he would eat on his own. I was doing this even through the night so I am just not sure how he became hypoglycemic. The vet says that it wasn't my fault but I just feel horrible about it. I searched through older posts and found a lady that had a pup that had gotten over parvo and then her pup turned hypoglycemic, I am thinking that vets are just releasing them to early. They are a really great group of vets and I am forever grateful to them for saving him from the parvo I am just wondering if he was released a lil early.