Doctor, how to treat parvovirus in dogs? 30

Hello, I am a veterinarian, first of all, I want to stop eating and drinking for the dog, and then take it to a professional pet hospital for treatment - the first three to four days to combine infusion (anti-inflammatory, antiviral, energy and electrolytes in the body) and injections (be sure to use parvo monoclonal antibodies), and then treat the symptoms according to different situations**. In general, there will be a reversal in the course of 3 to 4 days, if the recovery is good (no more vomiting and diarrhea), you can first feed a small amount of liquid food several times, and gradually return to normal diet after two or three days. Pay attention to eat small and frequent meals, do not be anxious, and most importantly, according to different conditions, according to the doctor's instructions.

I hope the dog gets better soon.

Are you sure it's small? Did you go to the hospital and have a blood test? The best way to go to the hospital for infusion and injection, mainly to replenish physical strength, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, vomiting and antiemetic and pulling to stop bleeding, the sooner the better.

Eat and water. You can feed it glucose water to replenish your strength, inject serum and antibodies. Then prescribe the right medicine and anti-inflammatory injections.

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In the early stage of parvovirus, it is mainly accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea and other major symptoms, and generally vomiting first and then diarrhea. As long as the owner can observe carefully, he can still distinguish and judge. Later period: depression, anorexia, frequent vomiting and severe diarrhea.

Bloody stools that smell like soy sauce or tomato juice.

To put it simply, the symptoms of dog parvovirus in dogs are very similar to acute gastroenteritis, vomiting, diarrhea, and blood in the stool. Although dog parvovirus can also attack the heart of dogs, it is more likely to cause gastrointestinal symptoms. Therefore, when a dog that has not been vaccinated, especially if it is less than three months old, it is necessary to pay special attention to it and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

Parvovirus has no method. The approach is supportive care work. Ideally, this would involve hospitalization and intensive nursing work. Home care is more difficult and less effective.

Generally** includes: intravenous fluids to prevent dehydration, antibiotics to prevent sepsis, anti-vomiting or anti-nausea drugs to combat nausea and vomiting, antacids to prevent further damage to the stomach and esophagus due to nausea and vomiting.

Removal of intestinal parasites, because the presence of intestinal parasites may hinder the recovery of intestinal damage caused by parvovirus, according to the dog's condition and the professional opinion of the veterinarian, other methods can be recommended, which may include anti-inflammatory drugs, antiviral drugs, plasma transfusions, etc. In addition, regular laboratory tests are required to determine the dog's overall physical condition.

Dogs develop symptoms within 3-14 days after exposure to parvovirus, with an average onset time of 5-7 days. Clinical symptoms include decreased appetite, depression, fever, vomiting, and diarrhoea.

Adult dogs may not necessarily have fever at first, but often have decreased appetite, depression, vomiting, diarrhea (after 24 hours), and sometimes repeated violent vomiting, loose stools, or bloody stool. The mortality rate in adult dogs is 2-3%. Puppies (shock due to high levels of dehydration) have a mortality rate of 25-50%.

Therefore, it is important to rehydrate as soon as possible.

At present, there is a high-name serum for canine parvovirus disease on the market, which can be tried. According to data reports, early use, combined with symptomatic **, has a good curative effect. But in its later use, it is of little significance.

In the first time, you can also try dog interferon, dog virus spirit (the main components are interferon, immunoglobulin, etc.), vomiting and diarrhea, canine disease one injection, canine disease health, etc.

The symptoms and methods of parvovirus in dogs are: so when a dog that has not been vaccinated, especially if it is less than three months old, it is necessary to pay special attention to it and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

If it is small, it can be easily detected by the test strip, and the main problem of parvo is vomiting and diarrhea, and the excrement smells like ketchup (the symptoms are serious step by step, and the beginning may be like ordinary gastroenteritis), it is recommended to go to the pet hospital immediately for a check-up!

Parvovirus dogs how to deal with it in the following five steps:

1. Symptomatic**: maintain body fluid balance, prevent dehydration, and at the same time carry out anti-infection, anti-emetic, antidiarrheal, nutritional support, etc. according to the condition of the sick dog**.

2. Others**: including high free serum or canine parvo monoclonal antibody, recombinant interferon**.

3. Control complications.

4. Fecal bacteria transplantation FMT inactivated seedlings or attenuated vaccines can be used to prevent and reduce parvovirus infection.

5. If you vomit repeatedly and pull blood, you need infusion**. The general course of the disease is five to seven days, and it needs to be adhered to**.

Dogs are infected with parvovirus, and the clinical manifestations are characterized by acute hemorrhagic enteritis and non-purulent myocarditis. The incubation period of the enteritic form is 7 to 14 days, and the disease begins with vomiting, anorexia, fever, depression, and then diarrhea.

The diarrhea is gray or yellow, followed by tomato-like bloody stools. Myocarditis type: more common in young dogs within one month of age, with no characteristic symptoms at the beginning of the disease, only mild diarrhea, weakness, dyspnea, and death in a short time.

The most effective way to prevent parvovirus is to vaccinate dogs.

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1.Parvovirus in dogs is usually caused by contact with the feces or urine of dogs with parvovirus.

2.Parvovirus is very contagious, and dogs that have not acquired immunity are very susceptible to infection.

3.Because parvovirus is extremely vital, it is widely dispersed in the environment, and generally speaking, dogs will develop strong resistance after two weeks of two immunizations.

4.Dogs generally show symptoms such as loss of appetite, fever, and lack of energy 5-7 days after being infected with the virus, followed by vomiting and blood in the stool within 48 hours.

5.Intravenous fluids are used to replenish the nutrients and energy needed, and no water should be given until the symptoms have completely stopped.

6.Second, it is necessary to improve the dog's resistance, according to the different physical conditions of the dog, choose to inject special blood, antibodies, interferon and other biological agents, and then according to the dog's different symptoms and symptoms, symptomatic**.

1.Rehydration**: When puppies have parvovirus, they lose a lot of fluids, so rehydrate** and replenish protein.

2.Taking or injecting antibiotics: Antibiotics can control secondary bacteria from reinfecting dogs.

3.Take antidiarrheal and antiemetic drugs: The main manifestations of parvo are vomiting and diarrhea, so it is necessary to give the dog pain and antidiarrheal drugs in time.

4.Take anthelmintic drugs: Deworm your dog regularly to prevent parasites from affecting the effect.

5.Injection of interferon, blood antibody: to inhibit viral replication and greatly control the onset of the virus.

1. What is dog parvovirus?

Dog parvovirus, commonly known as "intestinal turning". Canine parvovirus is one of the most contagious viruses in dogs, this virus mainly attacks the digestive tract to infect the intestinal epithelial cells and cardiomyocytes of healthy dogs, often occurs in puppies, manifesting as gastrointestinal symptoms and myocarditis symptoms. This virus can threaten the lives of dogs, it is highly contagious and has a high mortality rate.

2. Prevention and control measures for canine parvovirus

1. It is a fundamental measure to immunize dogs in advance. Generally speaking, puppies can be injected after 45 days of life if there are no other medical problems. However, it should be noted that the number of doses may vary depending on the brand.

The dual vaccine is a targeted vaccine for puppies to defend against canine parvovirus and canine distemper, and it is also the most basic vaccine for dogs. For the health of pets, the excrement shoveler must vaccinate the pet with this vaccine.

2. If the puppy accidentally gets this disease, it must be isolated in time, and the kennel and contact items must be strictly disinfected to avoid indirect infection.

3. If it is a dog enteritis type disease, there is dehydration and excessive salt loss, it is very important to carry out rehydration, to be timely and appropriate, the amount of rehydration needs to be measured according to the weight of the sick dog, the severity of dehydration, and it is best to be carried out by a professional physician if you do not understand.

First of all, the dog should be fasted from food and water if it is diagnosed as small, and secondly, in terms of medication, it can be used for parvovirus, and it can also be prescribed for the case, and finally pay attention to the dog's warmth and place the dog to catch a cold.

When my dog was three months old, he was diagnosed with parvo, and the dog was a little too small to use the medicine casually, so he used a fine and stable spiritual tube agent, specifically for parvovirus, and other drugs bought for children.