[livingwith]

Does anyone have a dog who survived distemper but has partial paralysis? We found three puppies and a mother living under a house. We kept the mother and one of the puppies, Chewy, and gave the other two puppies to a neighbor. Chewy had his complete series of vaccinations, but he and his mother still got sick after his last shots with an unknown illness that lasted about 36 hours and then they were fine. Several weeks later, Chewy started to get progressively weak in his hindquarters to the ...Read the full article

[Daveyo]

This is what I suggest you do first. Go back to the vet and get the antibody for distemper virus checked out. If the dog had distemper the antibodies will tell you. Secondly i want you to also get the WBC count checked. Hopefully it is better than 7.0

If both are confirmed, then you have a small chance. The option is up to you. What you are seeing is similar to OLD DOG side effects.

You will have to go to a Vet who can do the Cerebral Spinal Tap to extract some brain fluid to see the status of the C 4 cells and to check for any distemper virus in the Cerebral Cranial Cavity. I am almost sure it is there. While the doc has the operation going on he can mix 0.2 cc of Newcastle Disease Virus with the brain fluid and put it back in. The Dog will go into shock so make sure you have the IV ready and treat for the shock. The dog will recover.

For some reason or another the NDV fixes up the Schwann cells and restores all the dogs functions and this also changes the cells of C4 to C 4 25, and the damage gets repaired and the disease of OLD Dog go into regression.

Such has been done on dogs with advance state of OLD Dog that could not walk or see and was very weak. After this procedure was done 10 days later the dog can see and walk again with no side effects. The recovery was astonishing.

This also can be the answer for those inflicted with MS that they have been trying to figure out on such cure. Canine Distemper and MS and measles are all the same and the very same virus.

This is not in the medical journals yet and yes you will meet resistance to this because Newcastle Disease Virus of the LaSota Strain is used on chickens.

Yet it stops distemper cold turkey, and does wonders. Also this same serum cures stomach cancer in dogs, cures fading puppy syndrome, and it eradicates distemper completely plus some other bad diseases on humans as well.

The doctor I know has saved well over 500 dogs from this disease, and they live, and the other vets who do not agree with this watch the dogs DIE.

I have 4 dogs as proof here with me doing just fine after they too got infected with this Disease. I owe this Doctor a lot and I have learned it a lot of how bad this virus really is and the damage it can do to our canine friends. Keep in mind this virus is extremely very virulent and contagious and can go 20 miles airborne because it is an airborne disease.

Anyway my dogs lived, and other people got their dogs cured even some with your same symptoms.

go figure.