Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Yadkin County NC
Posts: 1671
Kinda surprised to hear this. Heard this once before by a well known breeder of Leopard CURS that lived in South Carolina. He's now deceased but he swore to me that he could do the same as you said and cure parvo. I've never tried it since I've never had parvo on my place and do everything I can to prevent it. Have heard several people say they wouldn't use clorox for anything medical but I'll say I have used it for fungus problems and it work better than anything else I can buy. Just make sure it's diluted.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Hillsboro,ohio
Posts: 936
Parvo
About 5 minutes, after putting this on here, i didn't want to get in trouble, with the powers that be, so i tried to delete it. But someone from UKC, locked it, so i couldn't delete it, so i thought, well if i get in trouble, i'll have company.
Registered: Aug 2016
Location: Union Point, Ga
Posts: 21
I've used this same treatment on several pups with good results. Once my pups start drinking water after weaning I add a small cap full to their water. Also use it during the summer for my other dogs. Old man told me to try it on a cur pup when I was a teenager and that dog lived to be 10. Have done this ever since when I see a pup with bloody stool and no appetite. Not saying its the best solution but has worked for me.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: AUBURN, IN.
Posts: 1706
I use it in the summer to keep the algae down --out of the their water pails --and the winter I use heater pails in the winter ALGAE will still grow from the heat-- never tried it for parvo --never had in my dogs
ever drink CITY WATER --sure makes U appreciate your home well water
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