Mitzi
When you bathed your young pup did you use a blow dryer on her to dry her? My 
vet mentioned doing that but I have always heard that blow dryers that we use 
are way to much for dogs and of course would be even way to much for a 1 pound 
pup? I gave her a quick bath in warm water and then dried her best I could with 
a soft fluffy towel. I think she is traumatized. She is curled up on my chest, 
under my shirt for added warmth. Oh my, these little dogs have me freakin!

--- In [email protected], "SoleSurvivors@..." <SoleSurvivors@...> 
wrote:
>
> I noticed improvement immediately, within 12 hrs. Coccidia is a protozoa 
> parasite, plain soap and water will kill it. My pup isn't around the other 
> dogs unless I'm holding her so that wasn't a concern. I can't remember now 
> but it seems like the coccidia life cycle is rather complicated. You might go 
> look it up. It seldom affects adult animals. I did bathe her with people 
> shampoo but not because of the coccidia, just to bathe her. My girl is 9 1/2 
> wks now and 1.5 lbs (25 ounces). We got a food scale at Walmart to weigh her 
> with.
> I put honey in my pup's water also when she was having problems, great minds 
> think alike!
> Mitzi
> .
> 
> On Aug 5, 2013, at 11:07 PM, "leanneb65" <leannebkr@...> wrote:
> 
> > I hit sent before asking but how long before you saw imporovement in your 
> > pup who had coccidia? Did you keep her from all others in the house and 
> > what did you use to clean her crate/den with? Did you give her baths also 
> > and if so what did you use to clean her with? I'm asking because I'm 
> > thinking I need to basically super scrub the house, keep ALL others in the 
> > house from her and give her a bath if she steps in her poo. She hasn't had 
> > much of an appetite today so Hopefully she will have more of one tomorrow. 
> > Couldn't get the nutri-cal as the place to get it was close so. Will get it 
> > tomorrow. 
> > She isn't lethargic. She does run after us but she is sleeping alot. We 
> > were gone for a few hours after giving her the meds so not sure how long 
> > she was awake while we were gone. We came home and she was super excited to 
> > see us. After a couple of lapa around the living room she fell asleep. 
> > Hopefully she will eat a bit more tonight. I will put a bit of sugar in her 
> > water just in case...
> > 
> > --- In [email protected], "SoleSurvivors@" <SoleSurvivors@> wrote:
> > >
> > > 
> > > When I took my Chi puppy in for her 1st vet visit a few wks ago she was 7 
> > > 1/2 wks and 1.3 lbs. oddly enough mine also had coccidia (which I 
> > > suspected and that was the reason for the visit). The vet said she didn't 
> > > have Pyrantel to worm her with-which I thought was very odd. I had it at 
> > > home though so the vet said to give her 1/10th of 1 cc. It was such a 
> > > tiny amount that I mixed it with water so she'd have enough to swallow. 
> > > PetsMart and Petco have Pyrantel in small enough amounts that you could 
> > > worm her with. There's different name brands but Pyrantel is the 
> > > ingredient.
> > > .
> > > 
> > > On Aug 5, 2013, at 4:55 PM, "leanneb65" <leannebkr@> wrote:
> > > > Took Baylie to vet today. She weighs one pound exsctly and she is 8 
> > > > weeks old today. She got a semi good bill of health. They told me she 
> > > > is way to small and light to treat for worms so to just watch her but 
> > > > we did do a fecal test and she tested positive for Coccidia. Ugh. Dealt 
> > > > with this with our last dog. They gave me the meds and she should be 
> > > > okay. Her eyes and ears were great too.
> > > > I feel a little uneasy about the worms but we just need to keep watch 
> > > > over her until she gets a little bigger.
> > > > Does this sound normal or has anyone experienced this before?
> > > > Just glad she is on the mend!!!
> > > > 
> > > >
> > >
> > 
> >
>




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