December 5, 2013, Dofi was squirting bloody stools; was extremely depressed and had no intent for food and water. That morning, she didn’t have the excitement and enthusiasm that she usually had when she sees me. I took her to the vet to find out what the problem is.
Dofi had to be confined at the clinic for treatment and evaluation for 9 days. At day 10, the vet told me that I can take her home.
I am so glad Dofi is healthy again:-)
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Thank you! She is, definitely 🙂
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So glad she’s better now. Parvo can be a killer. She’s a cutie too!
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Thank you! That’s what I’ve read, too. I thought she was a goner. Good thing I got her to the vet immediately. Uh-huh, she’s a handsome little big girl 😉
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Its great that Dofi is healthy again. how long have you had her for?
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Thanks! 🙂 I’ve had her since July last year. She was in her 8th month when it hit her. She’s turning 1 this month on the 15th 🙂
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wow what have you planned for her?
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Nothing much. Will just take her out for a drive, free run and a game of fetch in her favorite field. It will be a tiring but satisfying day, especially for her. She will be asleep, snoring for the rest of it 🙂
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Glad to hear she made a good recovery-I see she is a brindle like Jack Henry-beautiful, beautiful dog and I bet she is a terrific companion-
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Thanks! She always makes sure that her big brother (my 1-year and-8-month-old son) gets lots of kisses from her when she has the opportunity. My family and I love her.
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auw my pitbull is going through the same thing now, its his second night overnight at the vet. so far his condition is stable but still not yet eating. just hoping he is going to be better cause he is only 5 months old now
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So sad to hear about your dog man. Our favorite breed is more prone to CPV; along with Rottweilers and the others. But hang on there. Be strong for him. He needs it. My girl sends well wishes to your dog.
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