Parvo

yeah this is old news some dogs dont react with some vacs, others drop dead, but is it worth not vacing a dog overit? not in my opinion. are your dogs vaccined right now?

 

Also besides hydration (which is only part of the problem) do you do for nutrients, and the repairing of the stomach lining and intestinal lining along with the liver?

 

the only dog that was vacc was the 13mth female (which died), 9 other dogs were not vacc and they pulled through.

 

It is standard procedure with fluid therapy to record input output. An I admin fluids through an IV cath, not soley through subq. That way I can admin the propper amount of injectable drugs at cri.

 

Amforal???

 

I just belive that an all natural diet and preventive treatment is all you need to guard against all viruses. keep the immune sytem maxed and the dog will be healthy.

 

one sec i will go get the bill out of the records binder, i keep all that shit...

 

What implications do autoimmune diseases have for the breeder?

Heres a little food for thought. If this is where I think you are going with the vaccines.

The most obvious is that affected dogs may be very ill or even die, a devastating loss when your champion bitch or premier stud is affected. Secondly, most autoimmune diseases are treated with very high doses of corticosteroids or other immunosuppressive drugs to lower the immune response, much like a kidney transplant patient takes anti-rejection drugs. Steroids suppress a bitch's heat cycle, sometimes rendering her incapable of breeding. If she should become pregnant, the daily medications she takes will cause birth defects in the puppies, including cleft palates and malformed limbs, and produce premature labor or spontaneous abortions. Because of the strong suspicions for genetic transmission of these diseases and potential risks to the bitch and the litter, affected dogs should not be bred. What about breeding close relatives--littermates, sire, dam, half-siblings-- of affected dogs? Should a breeding that has produced one or more affected dogs be repeated? It takes a series of test breedings to confirm or deny the heritability of any disease suspected to have a genetic component. To my knowledge, no official guidelines have been developed on which to base that decision, so what follows is my personal opinion. First, I would recommend _against_ breeding any dog or bitch with a _diagnosed_ case of autoimmune disease. Secondly, if two or more puppies from one litter were diagnosed with any immune disease, I would not recommend repeating that particular breeding or linebreeding related dogs. I would also avoid breeding two dogs if _both_ had close relatives with autoimmune disease. Unfortunately, due to the insidious nature of autoimmune diseases, progeny from your kennel may not be diagnosed until after you have retired the suspect dogs from your breeding program. Until more concrete evidence has been established, veterinarians will rely on conscientious breeders to use their best judgement in researching pedigrees and breeding the best Akitas possible.

http://www.canismajor.com/dog/autoimmn.html#Implications

 

my dogs were tit fed from a healthy bitch that was fed raw, and my dogs eat raw, so what more could you really do, other than get shots, you had a dog die from shots once im guessing?:confused:

 

as you should.

 

cute pups.....

 

autoimmune disease, this like dermatitic and tumors, things dogs get hereditarly?(sp)

ahhh its a disese in its self...

 

is it similar to parvo or they just drop or fall ill quickly?

 

Re-Bound was on the bill and
20th of november deer season is whenn that shit happened last year almost to the month now crazy..
2009/11/26

 

There are ppl in the world that beleive that autoimmune disease is not the sole cause from a vaccince reaction but rather a underlying genetic issue in some cases.

 

They fall ill quickly sometimes it causes severe paralysis and death.

 

rebound is good stuff.

 

rebound is good stuff.

 

thanks couple months later theyy looked great again, like you said they go down to skin and bones, the pup pics were a wee after they got sick and were getting a bit better, they only looked like they had weight from the iv, for a straight week,

now i think this is 2 and a half months after maybe 2 mos.


two in the cage^^

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