Leslie M.
Puppy tested positive for giardia we were blamed for
We received our puppy the insurance refused to help with bills she had giardia but we have never allowed her outside we received her at 3 months old the vet said she received it from her mother and even though it was supposedly a negative test we had her checked from our vet and she was positive.3 months later she is negative now after 3 different medications and several loads of washing lots of baths she has never been outside to smell anything or drink puddle water which was there excuse she is now 6 months old still has not been allowed outside just got the negative paperwork we potty trained her on pads in the house we have no other animals that live in the house. I'm so very thankful she is negative now 3 months later since we received her I late November will never buy from this company again.
Response from PawradeMar 6, 2026
Leslie, we are sorry that your pup has contracted Coccidia, a very common parasite in puppies. But, you have left out many important facts. Your puppy received a head to toe exam by a USDA licensed vet just days before arriving at your home on 11-24-2025, and was 100% healthy with no parasites. You are required to have your pup checked again by your own vet within 72 hours of arrival to ensure they are 100% healthy. Any issues found at that inspection would then be covered, no questions. You did not complete this requirement to have the puppy receive a wellness visit within 72 hours. On 12-21-2025 you did have your pup diagnosed with Coccidia. This is almost a month later. The incubation period is 7-14 days for coccidia. Your pup contracted the parasite while in your care and is not covered by the Health Guarantee, that is not health insurance. We administer our Health Guarantee with fairness and integrity, but is important to give all the facts when presenting your experience.




