Most vaccines, the so-called MLV ones, contain live virus particles, and all these will do is join the virus that’s already beginning to attack your dog and overwhelm his defenses. If the virus is present in their body, even if symptoms are not yet showing (as they typically take 3 – 15 days to show, although the average is 5 – 7 days), then two things will almost certainly happen if you give them shots at this stage.įirstly, the Parvo virus will be given an instant and massive boost to his army of marauders. So, what can you learn from this couple’s experience?įirstly, do NOT let your vet vaccinate your dog (or cat) if there is even a chance that they have been exposed to the Parvo virus (or Feline Distemper in the case of cats). the Parvo Emergency Tea, as well as others that we only send to our customers) we provide as part of the pre-treatment phase, administered all of the products when she received them, kept us up-to-date with progress, followed all of our instructions, and she now has a perfectly healthy dog again. She gave us a call, asked lots of questions, placed an order for a Parvo Home Treatment Kit, started all of the emergency home remedies (e.g.
However, rather than subjecting her dog to the same “treatment”, she started doing her own research on the Internet and came across our site. Now, our customer’s dog had also been exposed to the virus, since it had been around the fiancée’s dogs on a regular basis, and also started to show symptoms of Parvo a day or two later – which is not unusual, given how aggressive and contagious this virus is. Within five hours of being vaccinated, one of these previously healthy dogs was already dead!Īnd the others ALL died one after the other over the course of the following few days. Well, are you ready for the really scary part? After all, this sort of things happens day in and day out. So far, so good – nothing odd about this, we hear you say. Not knowing any differently, and trusting the word of his vet (who as a profession, generally assume a position of authority that is not always merited in our experience, as you’ll shortly find out), he went along with those recommendations.
In other words, they were all perfectly healthy.
The vet then insisted that they vaccinate the other five dogs, who were showing no Parvo symptoms at all – they were all eating and drinking normally, they were playful and had their usual surplus of energy, they were not vomiting and had no diarrhea (bloody or otherwise), they were not dehydrated, they were not depressed, and they suffered from neither fever nor chills. Now, this lady’s fiancée had a few dogs, one of whom contracted Parvo and, sadly, died (in spite of the vet’s treatment). (Another great book on the subject of vaccinations is “ What Vets Don’t Tell You About Vaccines” by Catherine O’Driscoll.)Īnd for those of you, who are not convinced of the dangers of vaccinations, let us tell you a little story about one of our recent customers, who lives in Florida. When a leading vet opines that “ vaccinations are the leading cause of death among dogs and cats in the US today“, then it’s time you sat up and took notice. This research includes the work of the highly-respected vet, Dr Marty Goldstein, whose book, “ The Nature Of Animal Healing“, provides ample evidence that vaccinations are dangerous. These recommendations are, in part, based on our own observations after working with over dogs (and cats) that have Parvo, and also on our research. You can find out some of the reasons we say this in one of our earlier posts, Parvo Vaccinations – What The Vet Won’t Tell You, but in summary, vaccinations are increasingly ineffective (especially against the 2c strain), they can give your dog Parvo, and they cause long-term health issues such as chronic inflammation and cancer. We regularly hear from people, especially vets and vet techs, that we are wrong to advise people not to vaccinate their dogs against Parvo (or against anything else, for that matter).
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