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[QUOTE=JeanieK;3173236]This one is written by a vet, but just tells what to do if they have worms and to get the stool tested And who profits from that --the VET ! And the best place in the world to pick up parvo-distemper and such is the VETS OFFICE. I can't tell ya the times I've taken pups to the vet for health papers and ran straight into a big case of PARVO !! thank goodness I had vaccinated early. But if you guys want to CHANCE it !! Be my guest---it's the poor puppies that pay. No matter what ya say I'm worming regular and vaccinating early and often. Allergys are a picnic next to Parvo !! My daughter worked at a Vet--I've seen a lot !! I don't take pups for stool checks--because of what I've seen at Vet clinics. I keep them at home till I MUST get health papers to ship ( and yes I ship all over the US and some over seas) My feelings are the BEST PLACE to pick up something BAD is the VET clinic ! You know folks--I wonder what happened to the person asking about worming her pups---I'm sure she thinks the whole bunch of us are CRAZY LOONS ! Can't we just agree to disagree. I'm not changing my mind--and your not changing yours ! Lets move on ! ;) |
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I take mine to the vet in a carrier, I insist that they sanitize the scale before I will put any of my dogs on it and I do not take then to the grassy area to potty.. They have never picked up any disease at the vets office. |
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Now I'm moving on. |
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Let me add, if your girl is on heartworm meds. Which I usually don't administer prior to a breeding and throughout gestation period. I do continue when the pups are two weeks old. A natural way of deworming your pups. For those continue your heartworm meds. Your girls & puppies don't have worms. Well maybe tapeworms as the heartworm doesn't eradicate those. |
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THAT'S HOW I KNEW !!!!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: And ya need to reserch Parvo---it's air born if ya walk into the Vet to ask a question or pay a bill without your dog with ya and you walk back into your home or kennel you can track parvo into your homes and your dogs get sick and die withen hours of getting sick ! Bloody poop--vomiting it's bad REAL BAD !! We live in the country Coyotes get parvo and spread it every where they roam---all dogs or of the same family coyotes-fox--etc get parvo and spread it every where---soooooo I vaccinate very regular ! |
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I think the key word is vet. I have learned that if you have a good vet they will help you through the process. And I have finally found a vet whom I can trust. I have been through many! |
I guess this is one of those topics that everyone will never agree on but it is nice that we can share our experiences and views. Years ago I would automatically worm pups and occasionally I would see a round worm pass. My vets had no problem dispensing worm medicine because I think the majority of vets promote worming at two week intervals. One of the vets I use now is a holistic vet and he does not believe you should worm unless the dog has worms. None of my dogs have had any worms in about the past 5 years but my dogs are raised in my home, not in cages and not on dirt. For those that let their dogs outside it is very necessary to get stool samples checked on your dogs. All moms should be checked and wormed before breeding because roundworms and hookworms can be passed to the pups through the milk. Hookworms can kill a puppy as young as two weeks if the pup has a bad case of them. Tapeworms are a different story. For a dog or puppy to get tapeworms they have to actually eat a flea that has eaten a tapeworm segment. Worm medicines that kill roundworms and hookworms won't kill tapeworms so if you see the little tapeworm 'rice' segments in the stool you need to get a wormer from the vet. The best preventative for tapeworms is to keep the fleas under control. You don't have to take your dog or your puppies to the vet to get a stool checked. Most vets will let you drop off a stool sample to be checked. As for vaccinations, my feeling are that vaccinating before 8 weeks is not best for the puppy and can actually be harmful. |
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