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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Denmark, Ohio
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If I remember correctly, the Lepto vaccine can kill a dog, but it is usually immediate.
I think it depends on whether they use a killed vaccine, etc, on whether symptoms or the virus might activate in a dog. Lepto is bacterial, so I am not sure how that works. The parvo-distemper and rabies (didn't read that was given) is viral, and the vaccine injects some killed-virus so that the body will build up antibodies. Yes, dogs can develop a fever. And with an animal that is already ill, vaccines can be very dangerous. It is possible that the parvo-distemper booster caused an issue in your dog? Yes, I think it is. But I worry more about the coronavirus vaccine as I have heard that can cause issues too. I don't give that one because coronavirus can be dealt with if it develops. It is treatable. I have heard years ago that the vaccine caused seizures in dogs. Maybe the ironed that out, but maybe it is causing other problems now. It is really hard to say. I am really sorry this has happened to your puppy. You did everything you should have. You worked with a vet. You kept taking him back. Could it be the vaccine? Could it be the wormer? Could it be the dog food? Could it be some insidious tick disease? Have you considered a necropsy. I don't know if they can tell you for sure what killed your puppy but if they could figure it out, then if there is something in the environement, vaccines, wormer, or food, another puppy will not share the same fate. Again, terribly sorry.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Beautiful Pacific NW
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What people forget is that worms go everywhere in the body, liver, lungs, along with the stomach. If the puppy was that anemic at his first vet visit, the breeder either didn't deworm or there was something else going on. I'm so very sorry about the loss of your puppy. It's very difficult when we lose our pets, but especially so young. For the record, we avoid LEPTO and CORONA and use only "5-way" or puppy vaccines. In the future you'll want to remember to avoid Lepto and Corona and go with only 5-way vaccines. Deworming should be done aggressively from the time a puppy is 2weeks of age, so at 8 weeks they should have been dewormed 4x already. |
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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No blood check or stool check was done at any point. Vet keep on assuring me that Ranger will be alright soon. I think its the blunder by vet. |
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: SF Bay Area
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What a sad situation. It sounds like your puppy was already sick when you got him, but I would agree that you got very poor veterinary care. Is that typical where you are, or are there better vets available? Without any tests being done it's difficult to know how sick he was, and if it was easily treatable or not.
One thing to take away from this, not just for you, but for everyone, is how important it is to be your pet's advocate - educate yourself, ask questions, do your research. Know what injections are being given and why, know what tests can be done, and insist upon them, or at least an explanation as to why they aren't being done if the vet says they're not necessary. Vets can and do make mistakes, and they sometimes miss things. I am so very sorry that this happened.
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So very sorry for the loss of your precious little guy, may he run free at the bridge.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Just wanted to express my condolences to you on Ranger's passing ... I'm so sorry this happened.
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Australia
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I'm very sorry about your puppy
Such a sad situation!India is so different to the USA or Australia - I have Indian friends and some of the stories they tell... boy oh boy it's lucky if you get decent medical treatment for humans let alone an animal Often the medications we have access too are just not available and people are not as aware of a dogs needs as they are here. |
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Raleigh, NC
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I sooo agree with you. My blood is boiling right now and my heart is saddened too. I'd have a hard time not knocking the teeth out of the vet right now.
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