Can my dog be cured of parvo bacteria in less than two months?

I understand your feelings very well and really sympathize with you!! I used to have a Pomeranian, and I also had parvovirus. Took it to change n hospitals (unfortunately, the current veterinary hospitals are all about making money, and it is too difficult to find someone who really treats small animals and thinks about them), and it costs a lot of money.

In the end, because the dog is too small, the Pomeranian is relatively weak, and it is not easy to raise, so I can't save (cry) I can only tell you some of my experience, I hope it will help you: First, you must pay attention to keeping warm!! I heard some doctors emphasize this later, but I didn't know at first, and the black-hearted doctors in the hospital I went to first didn't tell you this, so I didn't pay attention at all.

Looking back on it now, I am still very annoyed and sad. If you pay attention to this, you may have a better result ... Second, the dog may pull and vomit, and the doctor will not let him eat.

But dogs need to have the energy to fight against the disease!! Therefore, in addition to allowing the doctor to give the dog energy nutrition injections, it is best to let the dog eat some nutritional paste when it can eat. Dogs like to eat, and the nutrition is good.

It is sold in pet supply stores and online, and it is not expensive. Vic or something is generally fine. Third, the owner's care and confidence are very important for the dog!!

Be sure to care for it very much, encourage it often, and let it feel the love of its owner, so that it can have confidence**. (Before our dog died, he looked at me and cried, and we cried together, and now I think about it very sadly) Fourth, there is an Aunt Huang in Shapingba, Chongqing, who has rescued stray cats and dogs for more than ten years, and is very famous on the Internet. She not only rescued the stray animals she encountered, but also told her the information about seeing stray cats and dogs when others heard about her enthusiasm, so she also rescued the cats and dogs that others called for help every day.

I also read what other netizens said that Aunt Huang is very enthusiastic, and the sick dog is very experienced. So when a Chihuahua was born with distemper in a chihuahua raised later, I called ** and asked Aunt Huang for help. Aunt Huang was very enthusiastic and kind, told me in detail how to care for and how to treat, and also told me an important recipe of hers, which made me very grateful.

You can also call ** to consult, I believe she should also have a lot of experience in the treatment of parvovirus.

People who love animals in this world are in the same mood. You can go to the pet home, etc., some ** about dogs, to get relevant information. Sixth, it is very important to find a pet hospital that is professionally responsible.

You can tell if they are responsible and professional through his advice, instructions and the process of seeing a doctor. If not, change places. The dog's illness cannot be delayed, and time is precious.

In particular, the sooner it is detected, the better it can be treated. It's late and it's troublesome. In addition, the treatment of dogs' diseases has a lot to do with its own physique, so dog owners should usually pay attention to enhancing their nutrition and exercising them more.

That's pretty much it, or consult more professionals, I'm purely from experience, I hope it helps. Good luck to your dogs***!!

Small. It is a disease that most dogs will encounter, and dogs are there.

In about three or four months, there will be a turning of the intestines, which is parvovirus.

The mortality rate is also quite high, but don't worry, detect it in time, as soon as possible, **, ** is also very hopeful. Go to the pet hospital and cooperate with the doctor**.

First of all, you must first determine whether the dog is a symptom of parvovirus infection, and the main symptoms are:

1.Diarrhea and the feces have a fishy smell and are dark brown or dark red in color.

2.Vomiting is frequent and the vomit is a white, viscous foam.

3.The dog's nose is hot and dry, and he is listless.

If you have the first two points I have described above, you can preliminarily judge parvovirus infection, at this time, the first and most important thing is to stop vomiting for your dog, so that the medicine will not be spit out, you can use: metoclopramide or vitamin B6, but do not use it with anti-inflammatory drugs, followed by anti-inflammatory and anti-diarrheal drugs for dogs, at this time you can use dexamethasone or gentamicin, here is also to remind you to use anti-inflammatory drugs and antidiarrheal drugs separately, preferably with an interval of one hour.

During this period, try to replenish water to the dog to prevent dehydration, and judge whether it is dehydrated: you can gently pinch up a little of the dog's back, and see if the fur you pinched up quickly returns to its original state, if it does not return to its original state quickly, it is already dehydrated, at this time you must replenish water for your dog, if the dog does not drink it himself, you can use a clean needle or a used eye medicine bottle, but be sure to clean it, Simply inhale clean water and put it in your dog's mouth. I know that the dog is sick as the owner will be very anxious, will give the dog a lot of medicine, but at the same time in a hurry but forget the mutual taboos between the medicine and the medicine, so you don't worry, the best time to feed the medicine is about half an hour to an hour, so that each time the medicine will be fully absorbed by the dog, to achieve the efficacy of the drug itself, if they are all given to the dog together, there will be mutual rejection between the medicine and the medicine, and the dog can not be very absorbed, almost equal to the same as not eating, Give the dog so much to eat at once, and the dog will be even more uncomfortable.

So first of all, you must not be too anxious, and you must pay attention to the interval between taking medicines, so that you will get twice the result with half the effort.

The disease of small dogs is very fatal, the dog suffers, and the owner suffers. But generally speaking, the ** rate is still quite high.

During the onset of parvo, the dog has severe diarrhea, and the excrement changes from yellow-green to coffee-colored, or ketchup-colored bloody stools with a special fishy odor. The building is mainly psychologically prepared, and this poop is equivalent to squirting out in the later stage.

1. During the period, it is necessary to achieve absolute fasting from water and fasting.

2. Need to go to the pet hospital every day for infusion**. Take care to keep your dog warm.

3. During this period, the dog is basically unenergetic and sleepy. It is a normal phenomenon in **.

4. The first three days are the most important, they belong to the dangerous period, and there is basically no danger to life after surviving it, and continue to cooperate**.

5. Pay attention to the sanitation and disinfection of the kennel and the dog's frequent activities, and the hospital should have a disinfectant specifically for the virus.

50% chance. Your dog can get up to 80% if he is fully vaccinated.

Don't give up, there is hope for hard work, remind a little. Very important.

If you go to a pet hospital**, be sure to pay attention to their antibiotic dosage.

First of all, you have to make a clear question, all doctors will not give you a positive answer, but they have effective means, choose 7 days because the small onset period is 7 days, that is to say, good or bad in these 7 days, but parvo is still better than canine plague, if you do not have strong experience in raising dogs, please choose to believe in the doctor.

Parvo can be cured, and it's not very troublesome, and the general pet store should be able to cure it, but the doctor asks you to sign an agreement for your own safety.

My Labrador also got dog plague together, and I spent 135 to buy medicine online to give it a good meal myself. I suggest you ask me in a private message and try it yourself, if you can live, you will die, and if you can't be treated in the hospital alive, you will die, and the hospital will get rid of you at least two or three thousand. My friend's cochin was just a dog plague and cost more than 10,000 !!

Two months, the chances of survival are not great, you have to be mentally prepared.

If you play with a dog that is in the parvo stage, the probability of infection is 100%.

If you play with a dog that has just been parvo, the probability of infection is 40%.

If you play with a dog that has been parvo** for more than half a year, the probability of infection is less than 10%.

The main infected dogs, especially puppies, are highly contagious and have a high mortality rate. It can occur all year round, with frequent occurrences in winter and spring. Sudden changes in feeding management conditions, long-distance transportation, cold, and crowding can all contribute to the occurrence of this disease.

Sick dogs are the main source of infection, with large amounts of virus in vomit, saliva, and feces. **Dogs can still be excreted through their feces for a long time (up to half a year). There is evidence that humans, lice, flies, and cockroaches can be mechanical carriers of CPV.

Healthy dogs are infected through the digestive tract through direct contact with sick or poisoned dogs, or through contaminated feed and drinking water.

If you find that your dog is sick, you should be in a timely manner, and don't miss the nearest opportunity, as a delay of 1-2 days for canine parvovirus may cause irreversible consequences.

It's all said, how can there be a virus. You're afraid you've been stunned by parvovirus.