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Grave diggers were once killed as heretics. Doc....... you are arguing waaaay beneath your station with this guy.
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You must think the other readers are as dumb as you..... they read my entire post, not the part you highlighted. THEY WOULD USE IT ON THEIR OWN PETS. The point remains you really have no proof it cured anything and it's all anecdotal internet babble without a lot more evidence. If you want to give your dogs a poison, and pretend it cures them, it's fine by me
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This thread is a prime example of the decline in the quality of conversation around this 'fire since it was first kindled. For a long time a man could relate his EXPERIENCES about most anything, and others could report different outcomes from the same experience. It's funny you should say that, since you posted this exact same topic 10 years ago, and most people told you then it wouldn't work #276281 - 04/03/04 09:47 PM
How To Treat Parvovirus in Dogs curdog4570 Campfire 'Bwana http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/273618/site_id/1
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You log off the goddamm innanet, turn off Lou Dabbs, don't go plinking and get your butt to work taking care of the litter. Hopefully theyre weaned.
I have had 3 litters contract Parvo. All from friggin "looky-loos" handling my pups and visiting multiple litters bringing the virus to my litter. All my experiences were before the vaccines were widely available.
It's five to seven days of round the clock keeping pups swaddled in cloth, scrubbing diarrhea with bleach. Pedialyte and an eye dropper non-stop. All you can get the pups to hold.
My success rate was usually only 1-2 pups out of 8.
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you guys know there's a vaccine for this, right? There wasn't at the time. I haven't bred dogs in the last several years so I don't keep up with stuff for them. I was so riled up over our resident rabble rousers that I erred in this post. Of course we had vaccines. I ordered the Seven Way from KV VET SUPPLY and it was shipped in via Next Day Air with dry ice. All the pregnant bitches got it prior to whelping and the pups at weaning. We were told that pups "outgrow" the immunity every 2 to 3 weeks until they are 4 to 6 months old. Don't know if that's true, but my dogs WERE vaccinated. I lived a long way from any neighbors and never hunted with anyone else, so I've never figured where the virus came from. There are a lot of similar stories which led to the idea that the virus can be carried in the wind. I personally doubt that.
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You must think the other readers are as dumb as you..... they read my entire post, not the part you highlighted. THEY WOULD USE IT ON THEIR OWN PETS. The point remains you really have no proof it cured anything and it's all anecdotal internet babble without a lot more evidence. If you want to give your dogs a poison, and pretend it cures them, it's fine by me Since when is bleach a "poison" ? Don't answer that, please. Just go away.
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Late to this thread but growing up on a farm, I know that lots of things work that you would not expect. Bleach on a wasp sting will stop the swelling and the pain and was always used by my mother for such. It is also good to put on chiggers when you get them. Personally, I trust old cattle and dog men more than Vets, unless you need an operation performed. The main problem with the ones not Vets, is they can't get the medical supplies that they want. I am not specifically knocking Vets but even MD's can't help you most times unless you tell them what you have. I could cure myself on most things if the drug store would sell me the medicine without a prescription. Now I think there is a place for both MD's and Vets but it should not be in small everyday things that most could do themselves if given a chance. If I have a sick dog that I think is Parvo, I will try Gene's cure, if I can remember it. miles
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Bleach has always been a poison. A poison is anything that can cause harm to an organism and bleach, in large quantities, causes lots of harm. Here are some of the symptoms:
Symptoms of sodium hypochlorite poisoning may include:
Airways and lungs Coughing (from the fumes) Eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and throat Burning, red eyes Gagging sensation Pain in the mouth Pain in the throat Possible burns on esophagus Heart and blood vessels Chest pain Low blood pressure Slow heartbeat Shock Nervous system Delirium Coma Skin Irritation of the exposed area Burns Blistering Stomach and intestines Stomach or abdominal pain Vomiting
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"cause harm to an organism". That's what needs to be done to the virus, ain't it? Your point is taken, which is why I cautioned to make sure you are dealing with Parvo before trying the bleach remedy. And......... don't most folks drink "bleach" everyday if they use "city water"?
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We use Clorox bleach in our dug well. Tastes and smells a little bleachy for a few days, but it sure kills any of the bugs from spring run off. Never killed me yet, or even made me ill.
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Quick solution to your remedies.... "Try it on Yourself First"!
Geezus freakin crist!
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Putting a little bleach in chickens' drinking water is also an old remedy for various conditions they suffer from. While I've never done that myself, I do use it to periodically super-chlorinate their drinker, but only overnight when they don't have access to it, and I change it out to fresh water before I let them loose again in the morning.
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A drop or two in a gallon of water.... will disinfect.
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Its a matter of concentration. The OP was for 2 Tb in 8 oz. That's some pretty strong stuff. To disinfect a well, city water, etc, a concentration of a tiny fraction of that is enough. For years, hikers have used 1 or 2 drops in a quart canteen. It would be a much more popular method if it didn't taste so nasty. I've used 1/4 cup (4 Tb) to kill the algae in a 50 gal stock tank.
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A drop or two in a gallon of water.... will disinfect.
Phil IIRC it takes 8 gtts (possibly 16).
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Bleach has always been a poison. A poison is anything that can cause harm to an organism and bleach, in large quantities, causes lots of harm. Here are some of the symptoms:
Symptoms of sodium hypochlorite poisoning may include:
Airways and lungs Coughing (from the fumes) Eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and throat Burning, red eyes Gagging sensation Pain in the mouth Pain in the throat Possible burns on esophagus Heart and blood vessels Chest pain Low blood pressure Slow heartbeat Shock Nervous system Delirium Coma Skin Irritation of the exposed area Burns Blistering Stomach and intestines Stomach or abdominal pain Vomiting Sounds like it may work in getting rid of Ebola in Afreaka.
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The Clorox website has instructions on how to properly purify water with clorox bleach. https://www.clorox.com/dr-laundry/disaster-preparedness-purifying-water/A bottle of Clorox should be part of every good disaster preparedness kit. I keep smaller bottles of clorox in my tornado BOB, fire BOB, riot BOB, national insurrection BOB, and especially the zombie apocalypse BOB.
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I've watched pups die from parvo, only had one survive - and I can't remember what treatment(s) we used with him. Like several others, if I had to deal with that disease again, I would be willing to give the bleach treatment a try.
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you guys know there's a vaccine for this, right? I've heard a rumor....but you know those damned vets Matt! cain't be trusted, they'll sell you snake oil and bed yer women. only reason they didn't become lawyers is cause they stayed in school too long chasing co'eds. And the universities declared them too smart to be lawyers.
I'm pretty certain when we sing our anthem and mention the land of the free, the original intent didn't mean cell phones, food stamps and birth control.
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But we didn't have idiots with no manners who claimed a man hadn't seen what he saw, or do what he did. You did it, you saw it , but you misinterpreted the results The Vets both told you: I've told two vets -NOT SMALL ANIMAL DOCTORS [there's a big difference] - and both said the same thing:
They would never recommend it If they REALLY believed it would work, they'd tell the whole world. You sir, are a liar. You misquoted the OP by leaving out those same vets said they would use the cure if it was their dog. Anyone with a functioning brain would easily understand why they would not professionally recommend it without reservation to their entire practice, though I'm sure there are patients with whom they would share it, with caveats. Why are you always so rude, contrary, and mean-spirited? I pity anyone whose posts always display how much their life must suck. Learn to get along or move along.
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