Is parvo serious? Can it be cured? How is parvo treated?

This disease is very serious, but it depends on how old your dog is, under normal circumstances, as long as it is dealt with in time, there is no big problem, you can rest assured, this disease has a certain chance of killing the dog, but if you get human help, it will generally be fine. I've also seen a few people who have this disease, and they haven't been killed, hehe

Remember to follow the doctor's instructions when you go back, and the precautions such as fasting and water fasting required by the doctor must be carefully implemented, and I wish your dog a speedy **

It is very important for puppies to play seedlings, about 2 months to take to play, this disease is very serious, there is also a chance, even if**, the dog's physique will take a long time to recover,

There are two things that can be done:

1. **The most important thing for enteritis parvovirus is to fasten food and water. For the symptoms**, vomiting is antiemetic, commonly used drugs are metoclopramide, local vomiting with atropine, this medicine is very effective, but can not be commonly used, at most three days, each time the amount is small. To reduce inflammation, choose different anti-inflammatory drugs according to the age of the dog, and puppies generally choose drugs that are less toxic to the liver and kidney, like cephalosporins; Adult dogs choose gentamicin amecaine, and at the same time, to stop bleeding, hemostatic sensitivity, vitamin K can be used.

Therefore, the treatment measures for parvovirus are first to fasting and dehydration, followed by antiemetic, then to reduce inflammation and stop bleeding, and finally and most importantly, to prevent dehydration. 2. Dogs can be given infusion to supplement nutrition, and nutritional support should be taken for infusion**, generally with glucose saline plus vitamin C, AGP, creatinine to supplement energy; The second is to adjust the electrolyte balance, some say to give sodium bicarbonate, but the amount of sodium bicarbonate must have data in liters of slippery, the amount of more and less will be poisoned, so it is not recommended to use, generally use lactic acid Lingus, let it adjust itself. You can also infuse some amino acids, antiviral needs protein, globulin, albumin, globulin to enhance resistance, albumin is mainly to prevent dehydration, increase blood osmotic pressure.

The most important thing is high-sensitivity serum, canine parvovirus serum, which is a must, canine parvovirus monoclonal antibody antibody is better, so it is still recommended to use serum. If parvovirus is diagnosed, go to a veterinarian** promptly.

1. Rehydration**.

Whether it is a perfect or a puppy, it is possible to face the possibility of being infected with parvovirus, as long as it is infected with parvovirus, it will face excessive fluid loss, at this time it is necessary to replenish a large number of body fluids to the dogs, and at the same time to replenish protein in time, but the supply time should not be too long.

2.Take antidiarrheal and antiemetic medications.

When suffering from parvo, the main manifestations of the dog are vomiting and diarrhea, if this can lead to dehydration for a long time, so it is necessary to take painkiller and antidiarrheal drugs in time.

3. Inject antibiotics.

Under normal circumstances, after the dog gets parvovirus, it is necessary to inject antibiotics in time, which can effectively prevent the production of bacteria later.

4.Inject interferon, blood monoclave.

It is to inhibit the replication of the virus, and at the same time greatly control the ** of the virus.

5.Prevent it in advance.

For parvo disease, the first thing is to prevent it in advance, and it is a good defense method to go to the pet hospital for vaccination on time.

The following is how to treat "canine parvovirus" at home:

It is sold in major pharmacies) + Yunnan Baiyao (powder, Mommy love" children's medicine. Internal).

More than two hours in between! The two medicines are taken separately.

Depending on the situation, give the amount seriously!

The dog is a small dog) with a syringe (to the needle) to fill the severe case (4-5 days of illness) Mommy Love "1 3--1 2 at a time to paper cups and half a cup of water (according to the size of the dog with water.

Two to three times a day!

Yunnan Baiyao"A little at a time (about 1 to 2 pairs of paper cups and half a cup of water for children.)

Adage with a syringe (needle removed).

Once or twice a day!

Note! Take the two pills separately! The interval between the intervening hours is more than 2 hours.

No calories! It is easy to collapse, and the dog has not eaten. So there can be no shortage of water! So you can replenish the water in the dog's body when feeding the medicine!

But I thought it was about to die, and I didn't get better after two days of infusion, so my own treatment is more troublesome! But it worked really well (the situation with the house dogs was quite bad. The doctor actually said that there was nothing to be done. As a result, he was taken home and cured.

The main thing is to be patient!

In fact, dogs need the most encouragement and love from their owners when they are weak! Speak to him! Encourage him to give her courage! I can feel it.

As long as you feel energetic, try to take soft food (not too greasy) and give it to eat! Under normal circumstances, the dog has not urinated for many days, as long as he takes the medicine and does not vomit, he urinate, "basically he has begun to recover."

But always have to feed the medicine to consolidate! The number and measurement can be relatively reduced).

May all the little "dogs be able to **!"

Infected dogs need to be kept in isolation to avoid cross-infection. The most significant symptom of parvo is repeated vomiting, if the dog's vomiting is too severe, it needs to be fasted and cut off to avoid excessive water loss. The owner also needs to inject the infected dog with interferon + serum and infuse the nutrient solution to maintain life.

Parvovirus is highly contagious and usually spreads rapidly among puppies, second only to canine plague in terms of morbidity and mortality. Therefore, owners need to isolate the small infections from their companions as much as possible, and disinfect pet supplies such as dog cages and kennels with disinfectant.

In small dogs, the most typical symptoms after the onset of the disease are loss of appetite and repeated nausea. When the condition is severe, the dog will vomit and diarrhea, and even vomit what it eats. At this time, the owner must fasting and fasting the dog in time to avoid excessive water loss due to excessive vomiting.

Dogs infected with parvo have a very high mortality rate, but they can still be treated by subcutaneous injection of interferon + antiviral serum**. However, the best rate of this method is limited, and it should also be combined with nutritional injections to maintain the dog's physical function.

Infected dogs are likely to go without food or drink for several days, or even vomit repeatedly and become severely dehydrated. At this time, in addition to pouring the dog with some liquid food that is easy to digest and absorb, the owner should also give the dog nutrient solution in time to maintain life.

After the dog is cured of parvovirus, it is basically unlikely that it will get parvo again, but it is still contagious for half a year to 1 year after recovery, and it will be transmitted to other dogs if you do not pay attention to isolation protection. After the dog is cured of parvovirus, the body will generally produce corresponding antibodies, and the chance of reinfection is low. However, for the sake of insurance, dogs still need to be vaccinated regularly, usually every 11 months.

In addition, parvovirus is still present in the dog's feces for 3-6 months after parvovirus**, so it is recommended that the owner thoroughly disinfect the home environment, the dog's toys and expose them to the sun.

If you've been cured, it's unlikely that you'll get parvo again. Once parvo**, it produces lifelong immune antibodies, but it is still infectious within half a year to 1 year after recovery, and it will be transmitted to other dogs if you do not pay attention to isolation protection. Moreover, after the recovery of the dog, the dog will still discharge some intestinal mucosa from time to time.

After the dog recovers, it will continue to detoxify, and parvovirus still exists in the dog's feces, saliva, urine and other secretions, and generally the recovered dog will continue to detoxify for about 1 year; After a dog is infected with parvovirus**, the dog will produce antibodies to parvovirus, forming lifelong immunity and will not be infected with canine parvovirus.

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1. Symptoms of parvovirus in dogs

Canine parvo is a common infectious disease of dogs, which is mainly divided into enteritis and myocarditis. Parvovirus infection is mainly caused by parvovirus infection, but some people can also cause parvovirus infection due to improper diet, colds, etc.

The incubation period of enteritis parvovirus generally has 4 to 14 days, when the dog is infected, there will be symptoms such as increased body temperature, lack of energy, refusal to eat, diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms in the early stage, with the development of the virus, the abnormal symptoms of feces will be more obvious.

Myocarditis parvovirus, which mainly occurs in puppies, generally does not show too obvious symptoms in the early stage of infection, but often shows symptoms suddenly when not paying attention, puppies have difficulty breathing, heart failure, organ failure, and even short-term sudden death.

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Second, how to ** the dog's smallness

The main symptoms of parvo in dogs are vomiting, hemorrhagic diarrhea, etc., followed by dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, anemia and other symptoms, and myocarditis can cause sudden death in severe cases. Therefore, it is generally necessary to give anti-inflammatory injections, antiemetic injections, hemostatic injections, antiviral injections, biological agents interferon, fine monoclonal antibodies, fine inhibitory proteins, etc., and infusions are also needed to correct electrolyte disorders, balance acid and base, and alleviate dehydration symptoms for dehydration and other problems. If you no longer vomit after **, you can take some blood tonic drugs orally.

During the ** process, the blood routine was strictly monitored to observe the changes in white blood cells and neutrophils.

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Understand.

The correct subtle methods are: antiviral, antidiarrheal, antiemetic, hemostasis, anti-inflammatory, and rehydration. At home**, antiviral and rehydration must be done, and the rest is targeted according to the symptoms shown by the dog.

At home** small medication:

Antiviral, in order to kill the parvo strain and inhibit the replication of the parvo strain, you can use parvomonoclonal antibody, interferon (muscle or subcutaneous injection to kill the virus), and fine Wenling oral liquid (antiviral and inhibit viral replication at the same time, twice a day, dosage according to the instructions).

Rehydration is because the dog is afraid of insufficient nutrition and dehydration, so glucose should be prepared and replenished every two hours.

Antiemetic can be treated with metoclopramide three times a day.

Antidiarrheal can be taken with Smecta twice a day.

Yunnan Baiyao can be used to stop bleeding when bleeding symptoms such as blood in the stool or hematemesis appear.

Anti-inflammatory can be done using veterinary cephalosporin, twice a day.

At home, you also need to pay attention to heat preservation, never bathe the dog, and disinfect the dog's room and supplies in time.

There has been no specific drug for parvovirus, and the lethality rate of this virus is also very high, but this does not mean that the dog is not saved if it suffers from parvo, parvo is not a terminal disease, and the rate of early parvovirus infection in dogs is very high.

Therefore, when the dog has anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, purple eyes, gum mucosa, dry cough, etc., or Bu symptoms, first consider whether it is infected with parvo, and then use a small test strip to detect (the result is two bars that are infected), as long as it is found in time and the correct method is adopted, the small dog can also be at home.