TESTIMONIALS
Traci Needles, Nadelhaus German Shepherds
Thank you NEOPAR®! I finally have a vaccine that gives me a comfort knowing that my pups are protected from parvo and at an early age!
We had an outbreak of parvo in 2000. My vet said that many of my puppies were too young to vaccinate, so I didn’t! Over the course of the next 3-6 months many litters were infected with parvo. It was devastating!
Melanie Burnley, DVM
Before using NEOPAR®, I used a four shot puppy vaccination program consisting one straight canine parvovirus vaccine and three 5-way combination vaccines. I cannot count the number of puppies that I had personally vaccinated with this protocol that contracted a severe case of canine parvoviral enteritis. While the severity and duration of disease in vaccinated puppies may have been decreased, the disease continued to occur throughout our community.
Jason Roberts, DVM
As director of a livestock and small animal diagnostic laboratory, I offer diagnostic services for managers of shelters across Tennessee. Canine parvoviral (CPV) enteritis is one of the most common causes of death of puppies in shelters. This is not surprising as most shelter puppies have either not been vaccinated or vaccinated at an age when maternal antibodies prevent immunization.
A.G. Beukelman, DVM, MPVM
I am a practicing veterinarian in northwest Iowa. I have been in practice for about 34 years - working mainly with dogs and cats. I also work with several hundred kennels and have a kennel of my own. My main breed is English Bulldogs. I have seen many kennels with outbreaks of parvo. I recommend NEOPAR® to shut down the outbreak. I have tried many other vaccines and have found that NEOPAR® works and works quickly.
Jen Nall, Director of PAWS to the Rescue
Approximately 1,500 dogs are received at our shelter each year. Our shelter is located in a poor, rural area, and there are not enough homes for all of the dogs locally, so we network with other rescues and transport many of our dogs and puppies to the northeast. Many of the dogs that enter our shelter are underfed, stressed, and have intestinal worms. Since their vaccination histories are unknown, it is our policy to vaccinate upon entry. When we first began managing the shelter, we utilized 5-way vaccinations, but unfortunately, they failed to protect all the dogs and we had multiple cases of parvovirus each month.
