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Old 08-05-2017, 10:40 AM   #8
Packer1012
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Worcester, NY USA
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Help my 10 month old Yorkie just tested positive for garidia.
I read a lot of you used D-earth where do you buy this? My pup usually pops in the yard which is quite large fir him 80ft x 60 ft so how much would I need to cover the ground where he goes in all different spots. Also my husband has a few. It'd feeders outside and recently he's. Even trying to eat and has gotten to the fallen bird seed and their mess I'm sure. Do birds also transfer this condition? From people with successful results whatmedication it medications did your vet prescribe. My vet put him on a probiotic yesterday because I felt he eats too much grass and garbage from the lawns dropped by other animals and wanted to make sure he was t building up a bacteria in his system. He has. I sign his biwels are perfect except for last week enemy I did find quite a few bird seeds in his poop but no diaharra. He's a happy go lucky puppy and not on a consistent feeding schedule finally and is eating more than ever before since he is always so finicky and picky about what he eats. We also have a pond quite clean that he has been drinking from and swimming but I know fish poop too. Last week I took him to a private beach with lots of kids when he starting drinking the filthy water which concerned me. I'm starting to believe I have a haven for garidia. I do take him on many walks and live in rural upstate New York where there are many wild animals that cross our paths. Such as deer, wild turkey, raccoons, squirrels, wood chips, wood chuck ice, rodents you name it so what am I supposed to do he loves just being outside how can I protect him from the fresh country sir with so many critters that can cause harm and stray cats do we walk through it all. I di my best to stop him from trying to eat everything he smells any advice suggestions is greatly appreciated. Thank you Packers mom
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