Vets in my area are all money grubbing and not interested in giving advise until I spend a 100 bucks or so. The family I'm helping can't afford hardly anything right now. Any helpful advise would be appreciated.
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Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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They need a vet. For one thing, they may need IV fluid support. Hydration is crucial.
This is not something that we can advise you on, as Alyssa says. They need a vet. If the owners are breeding without the wherewithal to provide vet care for the mother and the litter, they may have to ask for financial help. Immediately.
I feel terrible for them and I commend you for trying to help them, but I think that your next step must be to get them vet care.
Thanks for your guys help but a vet isn't going to happen. They are irresponsible dog owners and the female got preg. I'm simply trying to help the dog. I know it's parvo from the symptoms and the fact that there other dog just got it they spent the last of there savings on the vet bill 1600.00 for basically 2 days of IV fluids, I'm just wondering if anyone had some helpful advise on how to handle the situation there are enough breeders on this board i was hoping that someone may have had this experience before.
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Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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The local ASPCA will probably help. I'd call immediately, explaining that there have been substantial medical bills and that they were paid. They are going to take as dim a view as all of us of people who breed without being able to provide proper care, but I think that they will try to help.
The IV fluid support is often the difference between making it and not.
Thank you Connie I'll do what I can I just don't want to see this dog die. the owners are not bad people just uneducated about dogs. We'll see how it goes wish me luck...
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Quote: Chris Knepper
Thank you Connie I'll do what I can I just don't want to see this dog die. the owners are not bad people just uneducated about dogs. We'll see how it goes wish me luck...
I sure do wish you luck. I hope these babies do not lose their mother.
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