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Originally Posted by sashajade parvo can be transmitted from place to place on the hair and feet of dogs, as well as on the clothes and shoes of people ,so your friend or anyone who came in to her house could of brought it in on there shoes. also some dogs get it even when they have had there jabs but its rare so if both dogs have it i would say something was wrong with the jabs,go to the vet who done it and complain also if it was a batch of it that thats got something wrong with it there could be other dogs that the owners think are covered and there not so the vet should re call them all. i hope they get better soon. |
My vet told me this as well. Dolores is 9,5weeks now and my vet said that she should have a strong enough immune system to stand against parvo from nursing her mommy in combination with the first vaccine until about 12 weeks when her final parvoshot is taken.. But she also told me that this is not "foolproof" and that we could transfer parvo to her just by our shoes etc if we would've waited with the first parvoshot until she was 12 weeks old (there is some discussion about parvoshots having very negative, even fatal, effects on puppies, so breeders are becoming more and more aware of this). I'm not an expert, but this is atleast what I've been told now.
Parvo is such a horrible disease, I hope her puppies will be ok..