Parvo in a pup

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The cure for parvo is CS. It is given rectally and orally every 15 minutes to every hour, depending on the case.

Here's an example with discussion on it:

My wife made her own modifications to my suggestions and mixed together 12 oz of Pedialyte, GSE (grapefruit seed extract) and enough SC to have about 60 ppm of silver in the mixture. They put half a dropper full of the mixture in the mouth of the puppy every hour and my wife said the puppy started getting better almost immediately. After 4 hours it was able to stand and drink water. And the next morning it was playing almost as if nothing had happened. It has been two days now and the puppy is still ok They will continue to give the puppy some of the mixture twice daily for the next 3 to 4 days to be sure.

I think I wOuld still have used the EIS Steve (I don't have SC) but I would have used a dropper syringe, and just dribbled it into the pups mouth every ten minutes or so. Anyway, its a wonderful story and I'm so glad the pup is doing well.

We were in a hurry and I can't say that we had put a whole lot of thought into the process. We did have some backup ideas in case the oral use of the silver wasn't practical. She was prepared to use an ultrasonic humidifier to get CS in through the lungs or, as last resort, give the puppy a CS enema. In retrospect, my wife's idea of adding Pedialyte to the silver was a great idea, although she didn't know why. The electrolytes in the Pedialyte speeds up the absorption of the ionic silver into the body which is what I was looking for.. Using Pedialyte, I would have tried a 3:1 mix of EIS to Pedialyte and used a small sprayer bottle to lightly coat the mucous membranes of the mouth periodically. Like Dee suggests in her post. Personally, I would have doubled the grapefruit seed extract (GSE) in the mixture.

Another example of CS--any CS will work, though if not using this brand (which you have to send away for, so no time to do that) use more of any store bought brand:

A friend of mine from Mississippi had a puppy that also had the same classic Parvo symptoms Couldn't stand, stopped eating and drinking, accompanied by the vomiting and diarrhea. I had given her a bottle of Advanced Colloidal Silver from Utopia Silver months before for an infection. Knowing that she had never used it, I asked her if she still had it, and she said she did. I told her to give the puppy two ounces daily. Being desperate, she tried it. The next day she called me ecstatic. The puppy had stood up, for a few minutes. Even though it was for a short period of time, she was overjoyed. I didn't hear from Amy again and weeks later I was making a post with regard to colloidal silver and Parvo. This prompted me to email Amy and ask how her puppy had fared. She reported that the puppy had healed almost immediately and was, once again, a happy, healthy puppy.

And this is the most complete information I have::

Dear Dog-Loving List Members.A very recent incident involving a long-time friend of mine, hasRe-kindled my interest in posting a protocol which has proved to be quiteEfficacious (as an ancillary protocol)in treating young puppies exposedTo Parvo. The original protocol was discovered quite serendipitously, by my wife,Some 18 years ago. It utilizes the simple expedient of introducing balanced fluidElectrolytes (Lactated Ringer's or Gatorade) into the system of puppiesUndergoing the severe dehydration normally associated with thisDisorder. Since puppies, almost universally, refuse to drink whenThis condition manifests, the alternative my wife chose was to administerGatorade, via a rectal-entry (enema). She used Gatorade, undiluted,Warmed to body temperature and directly out of the container. The first subject was a male German Sheppard puppy, 6 weeks of age. She administered approximately 4 ounces per treatment, every 6Hours----day and night----for four days. The pup lived, to becomeOne of our dearest family members and enlivened our lives immensely forThe next 15 years. His two litter-mates died after receivingConventional hospitalization, antibiotics, sulfa, etc. Since we had, already, spent about $800. On their unsuccessful treatmentAnd this pup was closer to morbidity than the other two she theorized theSituation to be, essentially, hopeless and opted for this unconventional(at that time) treatment. During the ensuing years, we have passed this protocol on to dozens ofOur friends and associates with essentially universally positiveResults. This protocol buys enough time and delays renal shut-downLong enough for ancillary treatments to be effective. In the caseOf our pup, NO OTHER protocol was involved.This brings me to the case at-hand. My friend had a young puppy whoWas not responding to any of the conventional treatments; after beingTreated by a large-animal veterinarian who had made a 60 mile drive toHis remote ranch in northern Nevada. Later, after a lengthyTelephone conversation, with the vet stating that the pup would probablyExpire before he could return, my friend's wife called me, for solaceMore than treatment advice. During our telephone conversation ISuggested Ringer's Lactate (which they keep on hand for normal cattleTreatments) 75% by volume, mixed with Colloidal Silver, 25% byVolume; administered as an enema - essentially following my wife's 18Year old protocol. The puppy was able to stand, weakly, within 12Hours and could move about with some stability within 24 hours and wasFully functional within 72 hours following the initial treatment.I believe knowledge of this proven, successful, protocol may be of valueTo anyone confronted with a parvo circumstance, in puppies mostEspecially.Some parvo strains are exceptionally virulent and very rapid-acting, thusGreatly limiting the response-time window for effective treatment.I hope this information may be of value to some of you.Sincerely. Bradley.