What are the clinical signs of canine parvovirus?

What are the clinical signs of parvovirus in dogs?

Parvovirus symptoms in dogs:In infection with parvovirus.

In the early stages, a few days before the disease, the dog did not show any special symptoms, but only showed some symptoms of malaise and did not want to go outside. On the first day of the disease, the dog will not eat, but the dog wants to eat very much, but because of the illness can not eat himself, the dog will go out for a walk at this time, and the mood is fine. Wait until the next day, the dog's symptoms will be more serious, the dog will vomit, the dog will vomit when eating before, and will spit out some white, foamy mucus, at this time the dog's body is relatively weak, the whole body will lose strength, and it will not want to walk.

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On the third day, the dog will still vomit, can't eat anything, and can't even drink water, at this time the dog will still have diarrhea, but the thing the dog pulls out is a yellow rarity, and the taste will be very stinky. During this time, the dog can be said to be very sick, and it must be taken to the hospital for injections, if it is a puppy, it may be hopeless during this time. On the fourth day, the dog will have blood in the stool, and the injections are useless for the dog at this time, and an infusion is required.

Wait another three days, we can only look at our own resistance, if the resistance is good, the dog may be beaten, the body will gradually improve, otherwise, the dog can only die.

However, it is important to note that when a dog is sick with parvovirus, we do not provide it with water and food. Although the dog does not want to eat in the pre-onset stage, when the condition improves after the onset of the disease, the dog will want to eat more, but we can't feed it, we can feed it some glucose to replenish its energy. Understand.

At this time, the mental state is not very good, skipping meals, vomiting, etc.

Usually there are several classifications after parvovirus infection, one is gastroenteritis and the other is myocarditis.

First of all, gastroenteritis type, usually its natural infection incubation period is about seven to fourteen days, its initial symptoms are fever, the body temperature can be as high as 40 degrees, the dog's mental state is not very good at this time, do not eat, vomit, etc. The initial vomiting will be some food, and the later vomiting will turn into some sticky yellow liquid, and diarrhea will also occur later.

If you look at their feces, you will find that the feces start to become thin at first, and then become red or brown as the disease gets worse and worse, and the smell is relatively large. The dog's eyeballs will also begin to sink and become very haggard, which needs to be checked in time**.

The other is myocarditis-type parvovirus, which is more common in puppies. The main manifestations are diarrhea, howling, sudden weakening of the body, etc., and shortness of breath begins, and if it is severe, death may occur in a short period of time. Usually, diarrhea does not occur in the initial stage of canine parvovirus, and this manifestation rarely appears.

What causes a dog to be parvo:

1. Improper daily diet.

This is the main cause of common parvo diseases, and many people continue to try to feed their dogs a variety of foods.

Milk: food with high molecular content, some people will have diarrhea when they have a bad stomach, let alone dogs, so this is an absolute fasting in the puppy period.

Oily foods: all kinds of meat. The simplest way to put it is that the dog's intestines can't hang oil, and it will definitely be diarrhea after eating.

All kinds of bones: The most lethal are the bones of chickens, ducks, rabbits, pigeons and other birds. You can do an experiment, use a hammer to hit the cooked poultry bones, and the broken bones are all sharp bones, which are very easy to scratch the stomach and intestines.

Other bones, eating too much will cause constipation in dogs, and severe anal rupture!

Onions, chocolate, grapes, and other foods that are also forbidden can cause very violent allergic reactions.

Eat cold food: Some dogs with a slightly better stomach will not have problems with one or two meals, and in the long run, diarrhea is a matter of time and night, and it will seriously damage the stomach function.

Leftovers: Leftovers will spoil on the one hand, and on the other hand, there will be a lot of bacteria.

Second, catch a cold. Ladies and gentlemen, you all know that you will add clothes when the sky changes, so the same is true for dogs in the puppy stage. Especially short-haired dogs need more attention. For example, open the window when it's cold, let the dog (puppy) sleep directly on the cold floor, such as the dog sleeps on a damp mat, such as eating cold food ...... when it's coldIn fact, if you think about it, if these common mistakes happen to people, they will also have diarrhea.

3. Infected:

The small speed of transmission is very scary, and if healthy dogs and sick dogs are not properly isolated, air, feces, saliva, etc. will be the source of infection.

4. Parasites.

Intraparasites cause diarrhea in dogs, which is a fatal cause for small dogs

Pathogens, routes of transmission, susceptible animals.

Infection can occur when susceptible animals come into contact with pathogens. Parvovirus is mainly excreted through the dog's oral and fecal routes, and when a healthy dog comes into contact with the excrement of a diseased animal or parvovirus, it happens that the dog's resistance is weak and the immunity is relatively low, it may show some clinical symptoms. Because unvaccinated dogs and puppies are basically not resistant to parvovirus, and the development of the puppy's immune system itself is not perfect, so it is easy to be infected.

In addition, the things that we humans come into contact with may also carry the virus and be touched by dogs, after all, the virus is an invisible creature.

**Methods mainly include injections, medicines, infusions, etc., among which the effect of infusion is relatively good. But the specific how to ** is related to the dog's condition, the owner's choice and other factors. Owners can go to the pet hospital to buy anti-inflammatory antibacterial drugs, antiviral drugs, electrolyte fluids, immune boosters and other drugs for dogs**.

If the symptoms of the dog's illness are more severe, it is recommended that the owner immediately take the dog to the pet hospital for infusion**.

The clinical manifestations of canine parvovirus infection include vomiting and anorexia, and in the middle stage, symptoms such as diarrhea, bloody stool, and intestinal mucosa in the feces will appear. Canine parvovirus is also a disease with the highest mortality rate in puppies, so if a new dog family has a dog anorexia and vomiting, you must not be careless and go to the pet hospital in time for parvovirus examination. The clinical manifestations of canine parvovirus infection include vomiting and anorexia, and in the middle stage, symptoms such as diarrhea, bloody stool, and intestinal mucosa in the feces will appear.

Canine parvovirus is also a disease with the highest mortality rate in puppies, so if a new dog family has a dog anorexia and vomiting, you must not be careless and go to the pet hospital in time for parvovirus examination. Canine parvovirus disease is caused by canine parvovirus, which mainly affects the digestive system of affected dogs, and may also affect cardiomyocytes in puppies aged 1-2 months, so it can be roughly divided into enteritis type and myocarditis type. For small cases of enteritis type, the affected dog may cause vomiting, diarrhea, and even hematemesis and blood in the stool, accompanied by a decrease in the number of white blood cells; For dogs with myocarditis, it may cause arrhythmia in sick dogs, which has a rapid onset and a high mortality rate.