Dog parvo infection, how dog parvo is infected

It is best to diagnose whether it is parvo, if it is parvo, fasting and water, injection and infusion **5-7 days! Dr. E pet.

Parvovirus is a relatively acute infectious disease caused by canine parvovirus, parvovirus usually exists in the saliva, blood and fecal secretions of dogs, many immunized and poor resistance of young dogs may be infected with parvovirus after coming into contact with toys, rice bowls or excrement carrying parvovirus.

Parvovirus mainly invades the digestive tract of dogs, especially the mucosa of the small intestine and the villi of the small intestine, so most dogs infected with parvovirus will have varying degrees of vomiting, diarrhea, bloody stool and small intestinal mucosal detachment. If the dog has abnormal mental appetite and gastrointestinal symptoms, it is recommended that the owner isolate the dog from other dogs as soon as possible, and take the sick dog to the pet hospital for parvovirus screening, and actively carry out antiviral**.

Relevant ** measures

The best method for parvovirus disease in dogs is to use biologics such as parvo monoclonal antibodies, interferons, and parvoinhibitors. It is mainly the use of antibodies to effectively antibacterial and antiviral, through anti-inflammatory, hemostatic and anti-emetic, rehydration, correction of acid-base poisoning, ionic disorders in the body, etc., to clean up the gastrointestinal tract and regulate gastrointestinal function.

Nutrient injections are also needed to provide the necessary support**. The course of parvo in dogs is short and the deterioration is rapid, myocarditis syndrome is not timely, and it often dies suddenly, and enteritis syndrome is timely, which can significantly reduce the probability of death.

Dogs infected with parvovirus can be divided into enteritis and myocarditis. The incubation period of enteritis infection is 7-14 days, and the initial manifestations are fever, depression, lack of food, vomiting, etc. Sunken eyeballs after bloody stool, dry nasal scope, general weakness, significant weight loss, severe anemia symptoms, if not timely**, can cause shock, coma and death.

The early symptoms of myocarditis are not obvious, some suddenly have difficulty breathing, heart weakness, and die in a short time, and some die after mild diarrhea.

1. A small overview of dog infections

Parvovirus is a highly contagious virus that can affect a wide variety of animals and poultry, including dogs. After the dog is infected, symptoms such as high fever, cough, and shortness of breath will occur, and in severe cases, death may occur in the cluster. Infection parvo in dogs is mainly transmitted through the respiratory tract of the virus, such as from dog to dog or from dog to human.

2. Small causes of infection in dogs

The reason why dogs are infected with parvo is due to their exposure to the virus, which is mainly found in the body fluids and secretions of infected animals, such as blood, salivary pins, nasal fluid, and feces. As a result, dogs are susceptible to infection when they come into contact with other dogs infected with parvovirus or items contaminated with the virus. In addition, the dog's immune system status can also affect parvovirus resistance, and dogs are at a higher risk of parvovirus infection in the case of poor physical health in dogs.

3. Minor symptoms of dog infection

When a dog is infected, the virus attacks the dog's respiratory tract and lungs, causing the dog to experience a range of symptoms such as high fever, cough, runny nose, shortness of breath, fatigue, and loss of appetite. In severe cases, dogs may cough up mucus, blood, and respiratory failure. For some dogs, the risk is higher after viral infection, such as older dogs, puppies, and dogs in a state of chronic illness.

4. Prevention of parvo infection in dogs and **

Dog parvovirus infection can be prevented through vaccination, and regular veterinarians will provide parvovirus vaccine for dog vaccination. In addition, it is also very important for dogs to maintain a healthy diet, provide proper exercise, and avoid touching infected dogs or items contaminated with the virus. If the dog has been infected with parvovirus, you need to take the dog to the doctor in time, and the veterinarian will give the corresponding ** according to the condition, such as antibiotics, supportive **, etc.