Coping With Canine DistemperThis section is a place to share stories about Coping With Canine Distemper Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download By the Grace of God, she lived Her name is Grace, I fostered her and her 8 siblings from when they were 6 wks. old and scheduled to die at a kill shelter. Grace had lesions on her face, eyes half closed, inability to walk, discharge from her eyes & nose w/ heavy congestion in her lungs, difficulty swallowing, bleeding enternally, lethargic, refusal to eat/drink and emaciated. Her 8 siblings were symptom free. I kept her in isolation and worked around the clock subcueing her, force feeding her, supplements of nutri-cal, dyne, puppy formula, I had an additional heater and vaporizer beside her going 24/7. Tests along with clinical signs indicating distemper Now, 3 1/2 months later she is a pillar of health, is able to walk, run & play. She suffered no permenant damage and to see her now you’d never suspect she was ever so sick. Comments
May 2007
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