We are, of course, very sorry to hear about your puppies, and we hope that your sad tale acts as a warning to anybody else considering whether to vaccinate their pets or not.

It is possible, of course, that the puppies had already been exposed to the virus but were not yet showing symptoms. Parvo is ubiquitous, and is therefore everywhere, and it’s really easy to transmit it. You can have it on your property without knowing it – all it takes is a bird or insect to infect your yard, or for you to walk it into the house on your shoes. If indeed your puppies were already exposed, then vaccinating them can often lead to death, and quickly too – read what happened to the fiancé of one of our customers – http://www.parvobuster.com/blog/parvo-news/the-worst-thing-you-can-do-if-your-dog-has-been-exposed-to-parvo

Given that even the vaccine manufacturers state that their products should only be given to healthy animals, it surprises us that vets don’t test a dog before injecting these noxious substances into them – otherwise, how will they know whether the dog is already sick or not?

We’ve not heard of that particular vaccine before, but to us, they’re all as bad as each other.

Apart from the fact that many, if not all vaccines contain toxic chemicals (e.g. mercury and aluminum, both of which are neurotoxins), the whole premise of vaccination is fundamentally flawed in our opinion, which is something that has been confirmed by a former vaccine developer – see http://www.parvobuster.com/blog/wp-admin/edit-comments.php?comment_status=moderated for more information.

As to where you might get the vaccines you still have tested, we’re sorry but we’re unable to help you on that. You would really need to find a completely independent lab, as many such companies (and maybe even medical colleges) probably receive funding from the vaccine manufacturers and their findings may then be hard to trust.

Based on how many people we’ve spoken to with dogs who’ve come down with Parvo almost immediately after being vaccinated, it seems unlikely that it’s any one particular brand or manufacturer that’s causing these problems. In our view, it’s a problem with the whole “pseudo-science” behind vaccination.

Anyway, we hope you get satisfaction from Revival Animal Health and/or the vaccine manufacturer, and if you do find a company willing to test the vaccines, please post the information here so that other readers can benefit from that knowledge.

We are, of course, very sorry to hear about your Chow Chow, and really appreciate your taking the time to share your your horrific experience with us and our readers – we know how difficult it must have been to write this.

Not surprisingly, we come under attack on a regular basis for telling the truth about vaccines, but we’ve spoken to too many pet owners whose dogs and cats have suffered the same fate to keep quiet about it – pet owners have a right to know the facts.

Big Pharma’s marketing machine is unbelievably powerful, which is why both medical professionals and lay people have been brainwashed into believing the hype that surrounds vaccines – i.e. that they work and that they are safe.

The good news is that more and more people are beginning to question the efficacy and safety of vaccinations, both for humans and animals, and while we’re still a long way from putting an end to the poisoning of our pets and our children, there is a growing glimmer of hope.

The sad news is that people often only see the light after they have experienced first hand the devastating effects of these toxic cocktails – children with learning difficulties (did you know that one per cent of children in the US now have some form of autism?), and pets who develop the very illness they’re meant to be protected against (or even die directly because of the vaccination).

If you’re looking for more resources relating to vaccinations, then we strongly encourage you to visit the following two websites and sign up for their newsletters:

http://www.nvic.org/

http://www.mercola.com/

Both of these sites focus more on human vaccinations than animal ones, but with four children, it won’t hurt to be better informed. (The latter is a great resource for all health issues, not just vaccine information, although some of what you’ll discover will probably make you angry – it does us).

When the time comes to get another dog, we do recommend having a Parvo Treatment Kit (http://www.ParvoEmergencyTreatment.com/) on hand. This should be used to administer a preventative dose when you get your new doggie home, and it can also be used to treat the virus should the worst occur and your new dog develops Parvo. Please feel free to get in touch if you need further advice at that time.

We obviously don’t need to tell you to stay clear of all vaccinations (you can see more horror stories on one of our other sites, at http://www.kennelcoughtreatment.org/bordetella-vaccine), although they do have to have rabies shots, by law, unfortunately. (We have a protocol to minimise the risk of side-effects from that as well, which we used successfully with our own dogs.)

Laura, we do hope you will tell as many people as possible about your heartbreaking experience – vaccines are one of the biggest cons of our era, and it’s time the truth was told, and who better to tell it than those who have suffered the most.

Once again, please accept our sympathies.

Thanks for your question.

We are glad to see that you are rescuing dogs from a puppy mill, and would encourage you to take as many dogs out of there as you can reasonably manage.

Although the Chihuahua has been exposed to Parvo, the problem is that this virus is considered ubiquitous, which basically means it’s everywhere – so you may already have it on your property and not yet know it.

What we always recommend when getting any new dog, or when moving to a new property, is to give every dog you have (both new arrivals and all existing ones) a preventive dose of the products we sell.

Then, because the same products can be used both for prevention and treatment, should any of the dogs start to show Parvo symptoms, you can step it up to the full treatment dosage immediately.

Our comprehensive Parvo Treatment Guide covers everything you need to know for both of these protocols, and it’s available for downloading to your computer as soon as you’ve placed your order.

Given your situation, we would recommend our ParvoBuster Viral Smack-Down Kit, as this offers better treatment power, and will also treat more dogs.

To find out what you need (although one kit should be ample for the dogs you mentioned), please use our Product Calculator, which can be found at:

http://www.ParvoEmergencyTreatment.info/parvo-treatment-product-calculator.php#plan

Please remember to enter details of all your dogs, to ensure you have enough of the products.

Also, we do offer a $5 instant discount coupon, but just in case you miss it on our site, here it is:

541141142466

This coupon is valid until the end of November 2011.

Finally, our shipping deadline is 2:00pm MST (which is GMT – 7), so any orders received before then will ship the same day, if you choose FedEx. (The shipping deadline for the USPS is 11:00am, but this option is only available if all of your dogs are currently healthy.)

With FedEx, we could get your order to you on Saturday, if you need it urgently, otherwise it would be early next week.

We hope you are able to safely rescue as many dogs from that awful place as possible.

We are, of course, very sorry to hear about Adan.

Sadly, you are not the first person we’ve heard about where this has happened, and we fear you won’t be the last.

When you buy vaccines from somewhere like a “tractor supply”, you have to wonder whether they’re actually storing them as per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

The fact is, all chemicals, whether they’re in vaccinations, de-wormers, cheap crappy commercial dog food or household/garden products, are unnatural and can (and do) cause both short-term and long-term side-effects. Of particular relevance here is the fact that Parvo shots can give a dog Parvo, in spite of what vets will tell you. Here’s one post where a former vaccine developer confirms this fact: http://www.ParvoBuster.com/blog/parvo-vaccinations/vaccines-lower-immunity

Although we don’t believe in vaccinations, rabies shots are mandatory in all 50 states, and we obviously cannot condone breaking the law, so, this is what we recommend if you do have to get a dog vaccinated:

1. Give them a full detox for at least two weeks prior to the shots being given. We use the Mega Detox Kit that we sell for this purpose. This is to help prepare the dog’s system for the sudden influx of toxic chemicals that will soon be inflicted on him and to give his immune system a boost.

2. Immediately after the shots, we do another full detox, identical to the first. This second detox is to help flush out those toxic chemicals from his system, thus minimising the risk of side-effects.

Over and above that, we make sure that no chemicals come anywhere near our dogs, and we only feed them a high-quality dog food – Triumph is our food of choice.

In addition, when treating Parvo, we do not recommend Pedialyte (as this can make the vomiting worse, as can Gatorade, which is basically sugar water), nor do we recommend Pepto as this is a chemical-based product designed for a different species.

Chemical-based drugs such as antibiotics and even anti-nausea ones can also cause vomiting and diarrhea (as well as a host of other problems), and given that these are two of the worst symptoms of Parvo, we’re not sure why anybody (especially a trained professional such as a vet) would want to risk making a bad situation even worse.

When you do get another doggie, we advise giving him a prevention treatment (using our Parvo Treatment Kit) as soon as you get him home, as you now have the virus on your property.