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If your dog has parvo, it is highly unlikely your dog is eating. It should be on plenty amounts of fluids, i.e., Pedialite, Colloidal Silver, I.V., depending on the option you chose for recovery.

The two main symptoms of parvo are, vomiting and diarrhea until they are in the recovery stage.

I am sorry about your dog and hope pooch is better soon!

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You need to take your dog in to be seen by your Veterinarian. Parvo is nothing to try to treat at home, it is way too dangerous. Until you can get your dog in to your Veterinarian, take away all water and replace with Pedialyte, can find this at the grocery store in the baby section. It will help to keep your dog hydrated without upsetting the stomach until you can get your dog into your Veterinarian.

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Dogs with parvo will not even want to eat. Nor should they be eating if they have the virus. They will be vomiting and having explosive diarrhea. Go see your veterinarian.

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