Parvo In My Yard Help?

[night hawk 13 2]

hi can anyone advise me on the best methods of getting rid of parvo from my garden?I lately bought two pups who both got parvo after getting into my next door neighbours garden after a stormy night in which the wind blew down my fence.one died the other seems to have pulled through i sat up for 26 hours seringe feeding water solution of salt sugar baking powder.Anyway how can i rid my garden of this horrible disease its the first time i have come across this in twenty years of keeping hunting dogs.

[keepdiggin 9,561]

I know bleach doesn't kill off parvo you need a special solution from the vets.

 

 

 

Good luck.

[forest of dean redneck 11,598]

Will jeyes fluid help?

[dymented 2,220]

It is very unfortunate if your puppy gets parvo, especially if you had them vaccinated against it. Since I rescue dogs who's history is unknown, I have had a run in with several dogs that have had parvo. Here is how to get the virus out of your house.

Timing:
Parvo is a virus and it is very important to kill it before you allow another dog into your house. Chances are, your puppy was very ill by the time you found out that parvo was the suspect. If that is the case, getting rid of the parvo virus may be a little more difficult.

Disinfecting:
There is no household cleaner that is guaranteed to get rid of parvo. This is because parvo is a virus, not a bacteria. From the time your puppy left the house to go to the veterinarian, or to puppy heaven, you need to begin bleaching.

Bleach is the only thing that has been proven to stop the parvo virus. It is not 100% effective to kill it, so you must be very thorough in your cleaning efforts. A solution of 1 part chlorine bleach to 16 parts water should do the trick.

Bleach all floors that can be bleached. viruses spread, so bleach everything from counter tops to window ledges. If possible, rent a steam cleaner and clean carpets, upholstery, and rugs. This must be done everyday for two weeks at least.

Clothing:
When there is parvo present, everything is suspect to being contaminated. Clean all of your drapes, blankets, clothes the dog came into contact with, and any shoes that you walked on the floors with. Remember, while you are cleaning, ANYTHING IS SUSPECT!

Your yard
Unfortunately, your yard is suspect too. Chances are, disinfecting your yard, may damage your grass, but it must be done. Without thorough disinfection, you are facing possible illness of another animal. Parvo can live outdoors for between 5 to 8 months.

Remove any feces that was left in the yard. Taking a garden sprayer that holds plant food, add bleach to it. Connect it to a garden hose. Spray an even, heavy coat all over your yard. Especially in places that your dog liked to use the bathroom, spray them heavily. Do this everyday for two weeks.

For spots where the bleach killed the grass, throw down grass seed. Cover the grass seed with hay, and the grass will grow back.

If you fail to do the bleach cleaning
If you fail to clean everything with bleach every day for at least two weeks, you are risking contamination of other animals. If you bring a new puppy into the house, or a dog that does not have strong enough active antibodies, you are risking their lives. The bleaching must be done if you do not want to face deja vu.

Also, if you choose not to do bleach cleaning everyday and just do regular cleaning, you should not bring a new dog into the environment for at least 1 year.

[Tommy pepper 222]

i was watchin a wilde alaska program a few weeks ago and the man who keeps huskies for a living got parvo in his yearlings he sorted them out with clourine dont no the mesurements but maybe it worth resherching it

 

 

 

right at the bottom

http://www.vcahospitals.com/main/pet-health-information/article/animal-health/parvovirus-in-dogs/853

Edited January 10, 2014 by Tommy pepper

[Outside man 8]

Jesus hope u get sorted mate atb Luke

[aaron01 737]

Spray all concrete with a fine coat of petrol and light it but be carefull replace all timber and bedding then a good bleaching

[jeppi26 1,855]

i was watchin a wilde alaska program a few weeks ago and the man who keeps huskies for a living got parvo in his yearlings he sorted them out with clourine dont no the mesurements but maybe it worth resherching it

right at the bottom

http://www.vcahospitals.com/main/pet-health-information/article/animal-health/parvovirus-in-dogs/853

It was on yukon men other day he used the clourine in with the pups food did the job indeed

[Hot Meat 3,109]

Trigene, but best get next doors done aswell to be safe. Just hop fence and wash there garden in night. If they say owt tell the smelly fookers to go back to bed. It's what vets use mate 20 quid or so get it bought

Edited January 10, 2014 by Hot Meat

[.WARREN. 288]

i used foot and mouth disanfectent,

[night hawk 13 2]

 

It is very unfortunate if your puppy gets parvo, especially if you had them vaccinated against it. Since I rescue dogs who's history is unknown, I have had a run in with several dogs that have had parvo. Here is how to get the virus out of your house.

Timing:

Parvo is a virus and it is very important to kill it before you allow another dog into your house. Chances are, your puppy was very ill by the time you found out that parvo was the suspect. If that is the case, getting rid of the parvo virus may be a little more difficult.

Disinfecting:

There is no household cleaner that is guaranteed to get rid of parvo. This is because parvo is a virus, not a bacteria. From the time your puppy left the house to go to the veterinarian, or to puppy heaven, you need to begin bleaching.

Bleach is the only thing that has been proven to stop the parvo virus. It is not 100% effective to kill it, so you must be very thorough in your cleaning efforts. A solution of 1 part chlorine bleach to 16 parts water should do the trick.

Bleach all floors that can be bleached. viruses spread, so bleach everything from counter tops to window ledges. If possible, rent a steam cleaner and clean carpets, upholstery, and rugs. This must be done everyday for two weeks at least.

Clothing:

When there is parvo present, everything is suspect to being contaminated. Clean all of your drapes, blankets, clothes the dog came into contact with, and any shoes that you walked on the floors with. Remember, while you are cleaning, ANYTHING IS SUSPECT!

Your yard

Unfortunately, your yard is suspect too. Chances are, disinfecting your yard, may damage your grass, but it must be done. Without thorough disinfection, you are facing possible illness of another animal. Parvo can live outdoors for between 5 to 8 months.

Remove any feces that was left in the yard. Taking a garden sprayer that holds plant food, add bleach to it. Connect it to a garden hose. Spray an even, heavy coat all over your yard. Especially in places that your dog liked to use the bathroom, spray them heavily. Do this everyday for two weeks.

For spots where the bleach killed the grass, throw down grass seed. Cover the grass seed with hay, and the grass will grow back.

If you fail to do the bleach cleaning

If you fail to clean everything with bleach every day for at least two weeks, you are risking contamination of other animals. If you bring a new puppy into the house, or a dog that does not have strong enough active antibodies, you are risking their lives. The bleaching must be done if you do not want to face deja vu.

Also, if you choose not to do bleach cleaning everyday and just do regular cleaning, you should not bring a new dog into the environment for at least 1 year.

 

thank you very much for your advice which i will follow carefully as i never want to go thrugh this again its been hell.As anyone whom had this rotten disease in their yard will understand so once again thank you and everyone else who took time to help me out.Hopefully one day il return the favour.

[night hawk 13 2]

thanks very much for your advice greatly appreciated

[wirral countryman 2,110]

I had a mate in North Wales that lost a few pups and adult dogs some years ago, he burnt all his kennels and associated woodwork, bedding, leads, in fact everything, 2 dogs pulled through but were left damaged by the virus, 1 died mysteriously later and he never bought any new pups for 6 months,the new pups died inside of a few weeks from parvo again, he moved later that year to a different area where parvo was less virulent and had no more bother, at the moment my vet tells me DEESIDE, North Wales is a hot bed for parvo, I'm at a loss to give you any helpful advice other than burn and disinfect, atb, WM

[Davro 108]

virkon kills parvo spray everything

[jeppi26 1,855]

Virkon £18 for 50 5gm tablets kills parvo in 10 min