06-12-2024, 06:23 AM
My mother's dog died of leishmaniasis 20 years ago in Spain after being bitten by a sand fly. It is very common there and is known as Canine AIDS. I would say Canine Ebola as her dog started bleeding from the eyes and every orifice. She was very ill and had to be put down on the advice of the vet. The vet told us ex-pats living there don't know about it and just have a regular flea collar. There is a special collar for leishmaniasis. When the vet told my mother she immediately bought one of these collars for her other dog
I hope the dogs were kept sedated once symptoms became evident. I wasn't aware that humans can catch it. I am puzzled as to why this would warrant a cover-up?
I hope the dogs were kept sedated once symptoms became evident. I wasn't aware that humans can catch it. I am puzzled as to why this would warrant a cover-up?
My mind is open to all possibilities. But one thing is certain: they're hiding something.
.. an upbeat cynic
.. an upbeat cynic
