Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire How to Cure Parvovirus in Dogs.

Two tablespoons of household bleach in 8 oz. of water poured down the throat or squirted down the throat with a syringe.

Follow up in 15-30 minutes with a dose of Pepto Bismal.

It has worked 100% of the time for me with young dogs that are otherwise healthy.

Parvo should be confirmed by bloody diarrhea and its unique odor before administering the bleach.

Be nice if Ebola was killed as easily.

What you did isn't proof of anything even remotely related to any "cure"

I suspect the dogs never had Parvo to begin with, or would have survived without your treatment

...."confirmed by bloody diarrhea and unique odor."

Good God. Or maybe whipworms, coccidia and about 100 other possibilities.

That big Injun on Yukon Men said he cures parvo in his sled dogs with bleach.
That's good enough for me.

And yet non of the Vets in the whole world have been able to figure it out

Get real

It's OBVIOUS you can't read or never smelled a dog with Parvo.

Parvo is a virus and it's spread through the body, not just in the digestive system. The bleach can't possibly get at it without killing a lot of things in there that you don't want killed. The dog has enough problems without being poisoned, too.

It's obvious you're an idiot.

But, they did teach me to read in College of Veterinary Medicine.

Good luck to you..... and your pets.

It was a joke, lighten up dumb ass.

Sweet Jesus, one of the dumbest things I have read on here that didn't come from TRH.

90% mortality rate with parvo. A little higher than ebola.

Nope
Jokes are funny

Your comment was a lot like many SERIOUS comments made on the internet, with no indication it wasn't serious.

Learn to tell a joke and maybe someone will laugh next time

Don't be so quick to judge,,,, no doubt TRH will be along shortly to confirm.

Not if you make em drink bleach, that'll fix em right up.

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, but would definitely use it if their personal dog got Parvo.

The "treatment" has been around [at least] since a big Parvo outbreak in Texas in the 'sixties. Vets advised disinfecting with bleach to avoid spreading the virus to other dogs. An old Houndman in Central Texas figured if bleach killed the virus OUTSIDE the animal, it ought to do it inside the stomach as well.

You really could benefit from learning which posters talk out their ass, or post straight from google, and those of us who post from experience.

I knew it was a joke no smiley face required. Just as I know you are.

I'm starting to suspect you're a little sweet on me.

Sorry,,, I forgot the obligatory happy faces required for hillbilly's.


Oh,,, and here's the one I owe you from my original comment.



And another just to show there's no hard feelings.

I already know which ones fit that description
It doesn't change anything I said at all

And THAT'S why I tried it. When the vets come up with a viable treatment plan, I'll listen. In fact, Arch Andrews of Archer County was my vet at the time, and he remembered the bleach deal from the 'sixties when he was at TAMU.

I watched 3 good young dogs die when I was told about the bleach by a fellow breeder. I saved the last three with NO damage from the bleach.

I've spread the word and have seen it work time and again.