Canine Distemper

[livingwith]

I am looking for help in regards to information on the long term effects of K9 distemper. I have a 1 year old border collie that I adopted from a rescue group that survived distemper before the adoption. My understanding is that he will always carry the virus. Should I vaccinate him yearly for distemper if he’s had it? Do they get ‘flare ups’ of nasal discharge, runny eyes, irritable bowel? If those occur, do I need to be taking him to the veterinarian or will they resolve on t...Read the full article

[apple86]

well i have a dog she was diagnosed 2 months ago with canine distemper and she had eye and nasal disharges (yellow in color), i took her to the animal hospital and they said there is no hope and here in the Philippines there are no medicines for distemper. But i went to another vet for consultation, he said that there are no medicines here for distemper. But he gave me vitamins and some antibiotics, now my dog has no nasal discharges or eye discharges her hard foot pads returned to a smooth one.
Just give your dog Vit C, iron, Calcium, Vit E, B-50, i also gave her polynerve and dilantin for one week.
I hope this could help... these are just supplemental so that her immune system can boost up....

[Daveyo]

I believe your are the same person who I responded to earlier. Vitamins does not stop canine distemper.

To the person in the Philippines Greetings and Salamat. Yes there is a cure. Newcastle Disease Virus of the LaSota strain. 0.1 cc for every pound of dogs weight. Injected into the blood stream and the cure is done in 12-48 hours.

Check the dog for WBC about 3 days afterwards, because Distemper attacks the bone marrow. If it is below 7.0 then get some nupogen to boost it back up.

If below 7.0 be careful. The WBC is a good indicator of things to come ahead of time. Distemper can break thru the brain barrier, and is in the Cerebral Cranial Cavity. It attacks without warning approximately 3 weeks later. First sign is the dog will appear very spooked, run and bark climb up the walls and have lots of foam from the mouth. After this attack you got a 48 hour window to get that NDV into the Cerebral Cranial Cavity preferred within the first 12 hours before the dog suffers any damage. dosage is 0.2cc mixed with the brain fluid and put back in. The dog will go into shock and can be treated and give IV fluids. After this the dog will recover, and the NDV will destroy the virus inside the brain and it will change the C4 cells and it becomes the C4 25 cells and it fixes up the Schwann cells that the distemper destroyed and miracles do happen.

Vets always say there is no cure, that is too bad, because there is a cure, NEWCASTLES DISEASE VIRUS and of course many will resist this because it is used for Chickens. However this same serum cures Fading Puppy Syndrome, and Stomach cancer in dogs and also eradicates Distemper. The same serum has cured some cases on humans as well such as stomach cancer and also can reverse the MS syndrome that some people such as ALI has today.

MS and Canine Distemper also known as Canine Measles is the very same virus strain.

So dogs are saved while others die because the Vets don't know since it is not in the medical journal yet and should be soon. The doctor I know has saved well over 500 plus dogs while the other VETS and some people give out vitamins and herbal remedies and watch them DIE.

I got 4 dogs who survived from the initial Canine Distemper Virus and the NDV was the cure. Right now they are playing here fine and healthy.

go figure.

[heysel]

Hi i live here in the philippines, and my almost 3month old puppy is having these symptoms:

twitching on his back left leg
thickening (but not very thick) of paws
eye discharge but it's on moderate degree
Brown to Reddish brown color of urine

The vet diagnosed him of having distemper, but did not examine his blood or anything, he just looked at his symptoms and that's it. He is not coughing nor sneezing, i mean he is sneezing at times but it is rare, he does that when he smells something bad. He has his appetite thank God, and seems to be fighting whatever causing him pain. Is this case likely to be distemper? Does the urine color have to do anything with his distemper or does it suggest other disease? I am so worried about him . How much does Newcastle Disease costs? I'm short of funds as of now since two of my cousins were bitten by him and im shouldering their vaccines. They were not exactly bitten but the teeth scratched through their skin while they are playbiting with the puppy (which I strictly said not to do). But well, kids are no less than stubborn than puppies.
As of now he is still quite strong, he walks, he sometimes tries to run to get food, but his energy is down much, he was so full of energy before :(. As i've said he seems to be fighting it, very brave baby. I hope somebody can help me. For now he is taking his antibiotic and vitamins for his nervous system, it's neurobion..His antibiotic is culmoc.

[Daveyo]

Based on your description your dog is having Distemper right now as I write. Distemper will have a specific course and it runs that course from beginning to end. Usually 5 weeks. After that severe ODE will set in and if that dog survives it will have many complications in the neurological area.

You need to do the body and the NDV-CSF tap to get rid of this disease completely. You can find the proper medical protocol on doing the cure at my site at [moderator note: website address has been removed] and please do copy it all down and give to your vet.

The cure is 24 hours for the body and 24 hours for the CNS. The name of the vaccine is Newcastles Disease Virus Vaccine of the LaSorta strain. The body is based on weight of the dog and the Dx is 0.1cc for every pound or 0.45 kg. The spinal Dx is based on the size of the dog at the time of the tap. So look at the dog and compare to the size of the dog in relation to being a toy or small or medium or large or giant. Then follow that procedure and this must be done by a experience VET only. Everything in my site is all there for you.

you can find NDV at any agricultural poultry store or department in your country. Hit the phone book and do some calling around for the nearest place that sells it. Also you can ask chicken farmers and they too will point you where you can find it. Don't tell them it is for your dog and save yourself a hassle of explanations. Just tell them you have chickens and once you find NDV please let me know so I can compile a list of where other people are finding it. Thanks.

Please read it carefully and understand this disease. It is not one to play with as it being a contagious disease.


Keep posting and let me know what is going on.

Daveyo