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Parvo Treatment
What Types Of Parvo Treatments Are Out There?
Here is a list of options you have in caring for your Parvo infected puppy (there may be other options available):
1. Veterinarian Care – Your Veterinarian will treat the symptoms of Parvo by giving fluids, supportive care and antibiotics. If your puppy is very ill your veterinarian may suggest that you end your puppies life. (you may opt to give your Vet the Parvaid to use in addition to Veterinarian treatment)
2. Home care with veterinarian supportive care – It may be an option to treat your puppy at home and transport him or her to the Veterinarian for daily IV fluids.
3. A third option would be to care your puppy at home. Download our Self Help Guide to Treating Your Dog with Parvo FREE!!!!
The Importance of Antibiotics
An antibiotic is recommended by Veterinarians for the treatment of Parvo (due to the lack of white blood cells the body is producing) to prevent secondary infections. The Parvo is also in the intestinal tract EATING THROUGH THE LINING, which can also cause secondary infections. The infections, if not treated, will cause the puppy to become extremely ill and can cause death.
Because of the changes with Parvo and its imitators over the last few years, we recommend giving Vibactra Plus (Amber Technology’s antibiotic) in addition to Parvaid . Vibactra Plus has been designed to help your dog fight off parasites, viral and bacterial infections.
Other antibiotics can be used in addition to Vibactra Plus if given at half strength. Keep in mind that antibiotics will take out both the good and bad bacteria in the intestinal tract. It is necessary for the health of the intestinal tract that the good bacteria remain. You MUST give some acidophilus (also known as probiotics) at least once a day in order to replenish the good bacteria that the intestinal tract needs. Do not give the probiotics at the same time as the Vibactra Plus or antibiotic (give at least 1 hour before or after).