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MrsLouisianaHogDog
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« on: May 03, 2014, 05:29:03 pm » |
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We have free range fowl so we treat all out water pails with Sulmet each cleaning.
The main way they diagnose parvo is by taking a stool sample and mixing it with a diluent and dropping drops of that onto a 'snap' test (looks like a heartworm test). Be aware if you very recently gave them a distemper/parvo booster, that could make for a false positive if they were to be tested for parvo. Be sure to let your vet know if you decided to have that done. Coccidiosis is a lot more common though than people think. I bet that's what it is. Hope your pups all turn out okay, whatever it is.
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