I was scammed by a BAD puppy dealer. Who has no heart in her chest. My puppy was at the vet when i set her up because she failed to give me a reciept stating that id given her a diamond ring in exchange for him. I also gave her 0 cash. At the time i was only seeking help with the vet bill. Now im gonna get everything i can get from this heartless WORM! She has no soul as you will see on this CLIP. BUSTED! Her Name is Ana Enamorado, Her email is yorkienamorado@gmail.com Can you believe this woman told me that I killed my dog? Lets get Justice for him… Pass this clip to a caring friend.
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Answer by ED Edwards
Most puppys get worms and it is contagious.

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If you think that purchasing a puppy from a pet store is a good idea, Trinity is proof positive of what actually happens to these poor puppies. Trinity was shipped to a local pet store from a puppy mill in Iowa and somehow was injured an entire week ago. Trinity was NOT taken to the vet, she was placed into the back room waiting for the puppy mill truck to arrive so that she could be shipped back home to an almost certain death. Trinity has been x-rayed and it seems she has suffered some sort of nerve damage in her right hip making that leg useless. Not only was Trinity injured, she is emaciated, has kennel cough, is full of intestinal parasites and has atrophy of the muscles in her hind legs. We will try to build up the muscles in her good leg after which time, in all likelihood Trinity will lose her right hind leg due to complete negligence. Watch the video of Trinity and try to justify purchasing any animal from a pet store so that another Trinity can take their place in that small cage. Watch Trinity’s tail never stop wagging and how very hard she is trying to walk. Trinity is not available for adoption now but we wanted to share her story. . How very sad this baby has to suffer for the almighty dollar that puppy mills and pet stores are in constant pursuit of. We hope that by seeing Trinity that if we stop even ONE purchase from a pet store, it will be worth it. Do all of the puppies a favor and do NOT shop at any store that sells these poor animals.
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Patches was dumped in a wire cage at a pet store with two other cavies. He stays in my garden when the weather isn’t cold or rainy and has plenty of shade, water and a box fan. At night he goes into his hutch. Here he’s having a bowl of feed, though he free grazes all day and during the night as his hutch has a fenced area to let him eat grass as he pleases. He does have itchy issues, which he’s never gotten over in the year I’ve had him and a scraping at the vet clinic ruled out parasites, etc. *PLEASE don’t email me about how much happier he’d be indoors, as he hates coming inside when it rains or is cold. Gypsy the pit bull terrier was introduced onlead to the guinea pigs and obeys the “Leave it!” command, though I would never trust a predator like her not to chase an animal when I’m not standing over her. Gypsy’s a lazy old thing and prefers to be indoors when given the chance. I’m amazed how the majority of search words used to find this video involve “pit bull attack” and “snake attack guinea pig”. It takes much more animal knowledge and training ability to condition a predator NOT to attack prey animals. There’s nothing “natural” about caged predators anyway, that’s just an excuse for one’s moral degeneration. Yuck.
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Answer by Night_owl
Hookworms are passed through the stool. That said- if the puppy PEED on the mattress you should be safe from hookworms.

Hookworms I believe CAN be transmitted through the skin- so I would make sure to wash your foot thoroughly and to bleach the area as best as possible in a 1:10 concentration. (1 part bleach to 10 parts water.)

If you start to notice any signs of abdominal cramping, anemia, upset stomach, diarrhea, etc- get yourself to a doctor and make sure to mention your pup had hookworms.

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Of course, I handled him a lot and he’d squiggle and quickly lick my mouth before I knew it.

I had made an appt with the vet and then got VERY SICK myself… so I couldn’t take him. I had profuse violent water streaking diarrhea for 2 solid days straight and vomiting. I was so weak I stayed in bed for 2 days, I could barely get up.

I am OK now.

It could have been a coincidence of getting a stomach virus, but is it possible for puppies to pass on parasites, such as giardia, tapeworms, flukes, whipworms, coccidia, etc. to humans….

and other pets in the household, including both dogs and cats?

Thanks

P.S. I once had chronic giardia for over a year, couldn’t get rid of it … finally did… never did find out HOW I got it 10 years ago
Thank you. I am bring a stool sample to the vet tomorrow.

If he has something can he pass something on to my other dog or my cat?

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Answer by cyndi b
yes they can most definely give you their parasites.especially by licking you! you need to get checked out by the doctor if he has any!

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Duramune® Max 5-CvK/4L, box of 25 ds (F7DB)
(formerly DA2PP CvK/LCI) Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Coronavirus Vaccine, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus, (MLV & KV), Leptospira Bacterin – (Ft Dodge) Has the KF-11 isolate of parvovirus. Dogs over 12 weeks of age should receive 1 ds SQ, with a follow-up dose 2-3 weeks later. Annual booster recommended.

Safe-Guard® Canine Dewormer for dogs (0028561)
22.2% Fenbendazole (Intervet) For the treatment and control of roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms in dogs and puppies over 6 weeks of age. Mix daily dose with food 3 days in a row. Give 2 gm per 20 lb body weight. Safe-Guard® and Panacur® are both manufactured by Intervet. Panacur® is distributed by veterinarians and Safe-Guard® is sold over the counter.
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Progard™ KC (2374)
Canine Parainfluenza, Bordetella Bronchiseptica Vaccine (MLV) (Intervet) The only intranasal kennel cough vaccine that protects within 72 hrs after administration. This vaccine is designed for nasal application only. Do not give IM or SQ. Give .4 ml into 1 nostril. Revaccinate annually. Safe for puppies over 2 weeks & pregnant bitches. 25 Dose includes: 25 syringes and 1 needle. 10 Dose includes: 10 syringes and 1 needle.

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Answer by Reece Braveheart Aussies
It’s according to the age of your puppy, I do all my dogs shots but the vet has to do the rabies shot where I live. Make sure that you tent the skin and put the shot in the skin, if you go too far you’ll shoot the shot in the air and not do your puppy any good. You should feel a little bump in the skin until it goes in. You should not feel a big wet spot, if so you went too far. You also need to get a heart worm med. from your vet, even house dogs are in danger of heart worms.I do a 6-9-12 week schedule for my puppies and then yearly. What you have sounds fine.

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I’ve tried to be really dilligent about picking up his poo, and I’m about 80% sure I’ve gotten it all up. How worried should I be about him transmitting the worms to our two pet dogs?

Our dogs are on Advantage Multi, which protects against hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms, but not tapeworms. I’m sure the vet will instruct me on what to do tomorrow, but do you think we will need to treat our dogs for tapeworms?

Thanks!

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Answer by Nichole R
As long as the puppy has been separated from your pets completely you should be fine. It may help to clean your floors with bleach water where you are keeping the puppy as well, to kill any other bugs that he may have brought with him.

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On June 28th we went to the flea market while we were there we saw the Humane Society of Inverness’ booth. We had been searching for a puppy and they were selling lots of them we thought since they were the Humane Society it would be safe to get a puppy from them we picked out this cute little calm puppy iI called them on the way home because she was coughing. We did not get a response. I took her to the vet the next day and was told she had 3 diffrent types of parasites, coccidia, round worms, and giardia. All of these are transmittable to people. She also had eather kennel cough or distemper. Thursday we took her to the vet again because she was not getting better at all. they gave us stronger medicine for kennel cough and requested that they could test her for distemper. we took her home put her on the new medicine and she seemed to be getting better except for her eyes. today we found out on the phone that she had distemper. A couple days back we decided a perfect name that matched her personality and the name was Lillie. Tomorrow we have to have her put to sleep we were sooooooo sad. The place we got her from doesn’t even want to give us our money back for the adoption cost and they told us detemper was not a big deal and is not very contagious you decide.
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Answer by K9Nurse
It’s possible that you both do have ringworm – your veterinarian can diagnose for sure with what’s called a “Woods Lamp” – essentially, a small blacklight that will cause the ringworm-causing fungus to fluoresce.

As for you, you can purchase an anti-fungal cream over-the-counter at any drug store/Wal-Mart/etc. It should take care of your problem if that’s what it is.

Have your vet check it out on Tuesday, it’s no emergency.

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Housed in filthy, overcrowded, wire-bottom cages, their coats so over-grown and matted they couldnt see or walk, more than 90 Yorkshire terriers lived their entire lives with little social interaction and no veterinary care. They needed help. Friday the 13th turned out to be their lucky day! The Humane Society of Missouri Animal Cruelty Taskforce drove more than 500 miles and spent more than 19 hours rescuing these pitiful dogs from a substandard puppy mill in Greene County. Friday, Feb. 13, 2009-When they arrived in St. Louis, our triage team of veterinarians, animals care staff and groomers went to work. We found dental disease, skin and bone infections, malnutrition and heartworms. Nearly 50 lbs. of disgusting, noxious, matted hair was shaved from these dogs. Each was given a clean, warm, comfy place to sleep with plenty of food and water perhaps for the first time in their lives.
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