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Show Parvovirus: A Continuing Danger For Dogs 0 Tootle Transcript, Thurx., January 29, 19SI II Q 1 COUNTY OBITUARIES Card of Thanks time we would like to express sincere thanks for the svmpathx and help extended to us during the long illness and passing of our beloved mother, daughter and sister, Jo Aim Hnlfinaii. A special thanks goes out for the lieaulifiil floral offerings, for all the praxers that At this . Acruaa I he count ry, veterdepressed and loses it s appe-titinarians are explaining a Then a fever develojw, new disease to dog owners and the dog begins to vomit . parvovirus infection." Finally, diarrhea begins, Parvovirus is an extreme-l- y and the pet rapidly dehyhardy organism that was drates. The strain on the first identified in ')78 to lie Intest iiud system may also the cause of a new conta-giott- s encourage other bacterial canine disease. It was infect ions to develop. intially seen in a few dog IT 1$ extremely hard to shows, and then quickly distinguish parvovirus infecspread across the United tions from certain other canStates, Canada. Furojxe, and ine diseases such as distempeven to Australia. er. To lie pmitive, your veTHE DISEASE causes a terinarian probably w ill e. severe diarrhea, accompanied hy fever and vomiting, and can also result in heart failure in puppies. The virus spreads by direct and indirect contact. An order certain laboratory tests to lie performed on stool or blood samples. In any case, there is little to lie done except provide good nursing care. The dog infected dog can transfer will need fluids to replace the virus organisms directly those lost through diarrhea to a healthy animal hy phy- and vomiting, and possibly sical contact. Or a healthy antibiotics to prevent other pet can liecome infected in- infections from developing. directly, by the virus in fecal Dogs that do recover are material, on feed or water usually immune to further liowls, or in kennels that parvo attacks. housed sick animals. Almost all dogs are Your veterinarian w ill tell ililc to parvovirus infecyou that vaccines that pretion, Init not all will liecome vent canine parvoviruses inill. Pets that are stressed by fections are still in the parasites, poor nutrition, or Those age will sicken much more commercially available are quickly than pets in good condition. sus-ce- (Mir Erb Dee Johnson prepared from a vaccine that is usued primarily to protect cats against feline panleukopenia, a disease that is closely related tocan-in- e parvovirus. These vaccines will protect your dog for short periods of time, three to six months. SEVERAL companies and universities are working to produce parvovirus vac- Fdi Dee Johnson, lifetime resident of Tooele, died in St. Marks Hospital on Be-va- number of dogs Southern Pacific Railroad, many years gather - at dog shows, service for the Cache Valley Breeding boarding kennels.or obe- Association and retired from 34 years dience trails. If you must lie service as a railroad yardinaster at the present at such gatherings, Tooele Army Depot. Throughout his life vaccinate with the current he also was a fine wood craftsman, had a available vaccines to reduce great interest in animals and enjoyed the risk. fanning. Mr. Johnson was a veteran of World War II, Pacific Theater. He was on the Board of Directors of the Tooele Soil Conservation Service and the Tooele finely for tops of cookies Valley Nursing Home. He served for and the remainder into memany years on the various committees dium- size pieces. Melt that planned and presented Tooele's pachocolate over hot water; rades. set aside to cool slightly. HE WAS A High Priest and served Resift flour with salt and as a Temple worker for the Salt Lake soda. Cream shortening, su- LDS Temple. In addition, he served on gar, egg and vanilla to- the Tooele Stake Sunday School Board gether well; blend in cho- and held various church positions colate. Add flour mixture throughout his life. and oats; mix well. Stir in He was a devoted husband, father, the 1 cup chopped walnuts. grandfather and friend, who exemplified his religion throughout his life. Drop by rounded Funeral will lie held Friday at the lightly greased cookie sheets. Tooele 1 1th Ward, Second South and Sprinkle tops with reserved (kleman at 1 p.m. Friends may call at' finely chopped walnuts. the Tate Mortuary Thursday from 6 unBake alove oven center at til 8 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to 350 degrees F. for alnmt services at the church. Burial will le in 15 minutes. Let stand on the Tooele City Cemetery. pan a minute or two. Walnutty Oatmeal Cookies THE MOST common victim of a parvo infection is the young puppy. Although These easy- - to- - make I they may healthy, young drop cookies rate animals experience a great for delicious flavor and a deal of stress. Their Ixxlies delightfully chewy, are growing rapidly, their crunchy texture. As with digestive systems must ad- all cookies, flavor and texjust to new foods, and they ture are always enhanced spend a great deal of energy with crisp, mellow Diain daily play. All these fac- mond Walnuts. tors make puppies vulner- CHOCOLATELY able to infection. OATMEAL COOKIES Often pet owners dont 1 14 cups Diamond Walknow that puppies are innuts fected with parvovirus until Vi cup (3 ounces) semisweet real chocolate shortly before their pets collapse. The only warning of pieces cardiac failure may lie the 34 cup sifted all- - purpose flour puppys refusal to eat and the erratic breathing and 34 teaspoon salt . whimpering that accom- 14 teaspoon baking soda pany the internal heart 34 cup shortening 1 damage. cup brown sugar, packed Parvovirus can also cause legg an entirely different set of I teaspoon vanilla symptoms that resemble the 1 V4 cups quick-cookin- g oats warning signals of canine The seems dog distemper. Chop 34 cup walnuts Ix-e- January 27, 19H1. He was 61 years old. Bom on Novemlier 22, 1919 to F.rb M. and Florence Burlier Johnson, one of n eight children, he married Margaret on January 30, 1931 in the Salt Lake City Temple. Survivors include his wife, two sons, Dennis Dee Johnson of Issaquah. Wash.; Don E. Johnson, ofRountiful, and three daughters, Mrs. Daniel (Carolyn) Seaton cines designed espec ially for of Salt latke City; Mrs. Daniel E. (Janell) dogs. These vaccines will Wells of Izrgan, and Nancy Jane Johnoffer protect inn for a year or son now serving an LDS Texas Dallas more, and mav lie availallie Mission. Lubbock, Texas, and seven in HAL grandchildren. ALSO SURVIVING, his mother, one In the meantime, you can take certain steps to reduce brother, Ross Johnson, of Tooele and the possibility that your pet four sisters Mrs. E. J. (Faye) Connell, will contract parvovirus. Rosie Doltson. both of Tooele, and Mrs. L. Rex (Barbara) Anderson and Mrs. Try to reduce the pet's exposure to other dogs and Gail (JoAnn) Fleenor of Salt taike City. areas contaminated with Mr. Johnson was preceeded in death by canine stools, as they may his father, brother Don and sister Mrs. Rica (laiana) Williams. contain the vims. Some of the occupations which Mr. Be aware that the greatest danger is present w here Johnson held included: work on the large offered in her to the I2tll and Itilh ward Relief Sue it4v for the liuii heon t hex serx ed. To President D iren and Bishop Renxxare who heljxed it so ninth in (Mir time of need. For all the food that was hriHight in to imii homes and all the Iwatit ifiil tards we infixed. have to MR. JOHNSON Henry W. Stcrzer Henry W. Sterzer, 79, Tooele, passed away in a Salt Lake hospital, Jan. 21. Funeral date and time are pending. Funeral Held For Mrs. Huffman SAVE TODAY AND BUILD Funeral services were held January 2 1 . 19N1 for Jo Ann Huffman, who passed away January 18 in Tooele. The family prayer was offered by Jeff Jolley; prelude and postlude music by Darleen Hughes. Bishop Heavy Renware conducted and read the obituary. Opening prayer was by Pete Grimm; musical selection by Baldwin "Somewhere My Roseanne Wyatt played accompaniment. Ber-net- A SECURE TOMORROW! Retirement may seem like it is far off in the distant future. But time has a way of slipping rapidly away. Start a special savings account with us for your retirement now. 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