thats why so many people question the reason of vaccines almost every year,,,so yes they can even if they have been vaccintaed...so dont feel safe.....their have been reported two new strains of parvo that are just starting to come out....

thats why so many people question the reason of vaccines almost every year,,,so yes they can even if they have been vaccintaed...so dont feel safe.....their have been reported two new strains of parvo that are just starting to come out....

i would bring a fecal to my reg vet and ask for them to run those test...it only takes a few minutes...and bloody stools are not good....it takes 5 to 7 days after exposure of these two horrible dieases to show up....so take a sample in asap....if their clear then its a good case of garbage gut....caused by stress of things being so exciting....

i would bring a fecal to my reg vet and ask for them to run those test...it only takes a few minutes...and bloody stools are not good....it takes 5 to 7 days after exposure of these two horrible dieases to show up....so take a sample in asap....if their clear then its a good case of garbage gut....caused by stress of things being so exciting....

Thanks everyone for all of your help. Took my little man to see his vet today and all testing came back negative. Just gave him some fluids but everything checked out fine. Turns out he had a touch of colitis. Always feels better to hear everythings fine from your vet.

Thanks everyone for all of your help. Took my little man to see his vet today and all testing came back negative. Just gave him some fluids but everything checked out fine. Turns out he had a touch of colitis. Always feels better to hear everythings fine from your vet.

Can an adult dog with all shots can still get parvo?? can an adult dog carry the parvo and not affect him ??

Can an adult dog with all shots can still get parvo?? can an adult dog carry the parvo and not affect him ??

for 40 bucks and a simple test i would not hesitate.......

for 40 bucks and a simple test i would not hesitate.......

Parvo has a very distinctive "sweet odor" to the feces and is unmistakable to a vet; Corona is sometimes vaccinated for and there is no specific treatment for it other than supportive care for the diarrhea/vomiting with fluids, rest, bland diet...it comes from ingesting feces of infected dogs so if this bully goes to public parks often there is a chance of contracting both these viruses. Most all US vets vaccinate for Parvo, but there are fewer vaccinating for Corona (I don't). Dogs that frequent public parks alot should be, I guess.

Parvo has a very distinctive "sweet odor" to the feces and is unmistakable to a vet; Corona is sometimes vaccinated for and there is no specific treatment for it other than supportive care for the diarrhea/vomiting with fluids, rest, bland diet...it comes from ingesting feces of infected dogs so if this bully goes to public parks often there is a chance of contracting both these viruses. Most all US vets vaccinate for Parvo, but there are fewer vaccinating for Corona (I don't). Dogs that frequent public parks alot should be, I guess.

He may well be lethargic from dehydration and that's one concern with diarrhea so you may need to make some "soup" out of his next 1-2 meals if he's not drinking much, or soak his kibble. I personally wouldn't worm him if there's nothing showing on the fecal exam, as it will cause him to poop more thru an already-irritated plumbing system.

He may well be lethargic from dehydration and that's one concern with diarrhea so you may need to make some "soup" out of his next 1-2 meals if he's not drinking much, or soak his kibble. I personally wouldn't worm him if there's nothing showing on the fecal exam, as it will cause him to poop more thru an already-irritated plumbing system.