The drops cost $15/bottle plus shipping.  Veterinary treatment, hospitalization, intensive care and fluids for Parvo can cost up to a couple thousand dollars depending on where you live, and it may not save your dog.

When Parvo, Rotavirus, or Corona hits, you have to move fast. Some breeds can die within a matter of a couple of days, that's why I suggest having Viral and Bacterial Immune Stimulator drops on hand (most of my clients have these for their first aid cabinet).  With the mail these days, it sometimes takes 10 days to get products to you. By that time, your animal may very well be dead. If you can't get the drops immediately and you really love your dog, then you should take your pet to the vet for emergency care.

Humans use these drops, too, so I consider it an investment in your health in the area of prevention.

Bland Diet Mixture:

	1 1/2 cups creamed full-fat cottage cheese
	1 large hard-boiled egg, chopped
	1/2 cup dry Cream of Wheat, Cream of Rice or WHITE boiled rice cooked up to two cups.

Cook Cream of Wheat, Cream of Rice or white boiled rice according to package directions and let cool. Add the egg and cottage cheese. Mash it all together.  Refrigerate left-overs.

Note: Brown rice has too much fiber in it at this time and can irritate inside the small intestine causing more damage.

Feeding instructions:

Step 1: Give small amount of the bland diet up to four times a day (1-2 tablespoons maximum) for the first 24 hours. If vomiting resumes, go back to the ice chips and consult your local veterinarian. Please don't call me. I won't be able to help you fast enough (unless you have those drops).

Step 2:  If no vomiting occurs, give slightly larger amounts of the bland diet with greater frequency up to once every 2 hours. Offer small amounts (no more than 1/4 cup) of water in between. If vomiting occurs, go back to Step 1. Do this for 2-3 days.  Increase the volume of water each day until the dog finally has had enough to drink. Letting them drink too fast and too much will cause them to vomit again...trust me.

Step 3:  If the animal is doing well, mix small amount of regular dog food in with the bland diet and gradually give larger amounts with greater frequency. If the regular diet is kibble, soak it so that it is soft first.

Step 4: Normal feeding program may be resumed within 6-7 days if all goes well.

Important Notes:

The dog will shed virus in its stool for up to three months after recovery, so clean up all piles of poop immediately and put them in the garbage in a plastic bag. 

Disinfect all areas, blankets/towels and anywhere the dog has been with 1 part bleach to 30 parts water. Scientifically, this seems to be the most effective dilution used in killing viruses.

Be an RPO (Responsible Pet Owner). Keep the dog away from other animals for three months.  Notify your neighbors to update their animals vaccines for Parvo and Corona.

Vaccines and Nosodes: Prevention of this disease is much easier than possibly losing a beloved pet. If you don't believe in vaccinating your pet, you will want to use pet nosodes which are a homeopathic vaccine that is totally safe. The only problem is that you have to give drops orally once a week for at least four years for continual protection of your pet from all kinds of diseases. Some people are not willing to do this. The law will not accept this alternative treatment for rabies. 

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