It was both. Angel's parvo was disastrous. At the worst of it, she stayed with the vet and about 4 days later she came home and I gave her an IV bag of medication every 6 hours.
Patches' case wasn't as devastating as Angel's was. The worst of it was weight loss.
Today they're both very healthy and active pitbulls.
Housebreaking Patches was a true test of my patience though. For about a solid month my carpet had new gifts sprinkled upon them every day.
Has this ever happened to you?
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lovely story, did you have to nurse them back with the parvo or was a vet involved?
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It was both. Angel's parvo was disastrous. At the worst of it, she stayed with the vet and about 4 days later she came home and I gave her an IV bag of medication every 6 hours.
Patches' case wasn't as devastating as Angel's was. The worst of it was weight loss.
Today they're both very healthy and active pitbulls.
Housebreaking Patches was a true test of my patience though. For about a solid month my carpet had new gifts sprinkled upon them every day.
:'(!
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plus the little old one makes 3? senility sometimes brings incontinence i hear so you will have to go thru it all again, :)
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Yes, that one is the 3rd. Something tells me it won't have to go through that.
On the other comment did you mean my horns or his FBI hat?
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your horns i dont know anything about fbi hat
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Tsk! Remember the profile pic? There were three letters printed on little Loki's hat.
My horns you say? Well you can borrow sometime if you like. I don't need it to know I'm a god (of mischief).