About puppy parvo with coronary symptoms kneeling

Have you done a lab test? The current virus test strips are very accurate, as long as you see the test done with your own eyes, there is generally no way to fake, one line is negative, and two lines are positive.

From your dog's current symptoms, there is no vomiting, there is also appetite, if there is a viral infection, it should be relatively mild, generally if the dog does not vomit for 24 hours, and then the spirit and appetite are available, you can start a small amount of water or sugar water first, a little at a time, if you drink no vomiting and nausea, feed a small amount of liquid food, you can add some probiotic powder, if you eat liquid food and there is no vomiting and nausea, everything is normal, is to give a liquid every few hours, It is normal for a puppy to poop out after a day or two, but it is slowly changed to normal feeding.

If the test is positive and there is indeed a virus, you have to pay attention to the observation, sometimes it is not sick, sometimes it is just the onset of the disease and there are no symptoms.

The first symptoms of parvo in dogs are loss of appetite, fever, depression, vomiting, and diarrhea.

1. Loss of appetite

Sick puppies have a characteristic that they wilt and like to hide. For example, hiding in a corner, or under a stool, in a more hidden corner. Why are you hiding?

Because according to the evolution of animals there is a reason. When animals are sick and vulnerable in the wild, avoid being hunted by other predators. will hide in the hole.

So when the owner finds that the puppy is not in good spirits and has a bad appetite, he needs attention when he hides.

2. Fever and depression

Fever is common in early parvo, accompanied by depression. It's like when a person has a fever, his mental state will be bad. However, as the condition worsens, the fever disappears.

3. Vomiting

At first, the dog vomits and will appear foamy, just like the phlegm of a person. Taking it a step further, spitting out yellow water and spitting yellow water is already stomach acid and nausea.

4. Diarrhea

It will be accompanied by watery diarrhea that is difficult to **. At first, it is gray or yellow diarrhea. In severe cases, there will be soy sauce-colored blood in the stool, accompanied by a fishy smell, which is very unpleasant.

Diagnostic methods

It is best to do a blood test or buy a test strip to test (test twice), the accuracy of the test strip is only 85%, so you need to test twice. As long as it is not acute parvo and particularly late in clinical practice, the rate of good prescription and medication can reach more than 80%. Dogs in critical condition are advised to go to an authoritative large pet hospital, not to go to a small clinic or believe in home remedies.

In the early stage of parvo, there is a lack of energy, no appetite, fever, vomiting and diarrhea. My dog's original heart was found earlier, with a fine and stable spiritual tube, the condition was controlled in time, there was no seriousness, and then fed more than a week of tube, the dog replied almost.

The danger period is usually over within a week.

The whole course of parvovirus is about a week, the first 3 days are the initial stage of the disease, the symptoms may be mild, and the day after the onset of the disease is the most severe time, and it is also the most critical time to accompany the answer.

The dog's small and hopeless performance:

The realization that the dog has parvo and cannot be saved is that the puppy begins to have blood in the stool, and the number of times is very frequent. Maybe at first, the puppy just has loose feces, just like we humans usually have diarrhea, but later, the puppy began to have blood in the stool, and even its feces were dark brown or dark brown. This situation is very bad, because the puppy's stomach has already undergone major lesions, and at this time, it is too late to save it.

Another symptom of the puppy's parvo weakness is that it has a high fever. The puppy's continuous high fever will affect the physiology of the puppy's whole body, so that it loses the physical conditions for basic survival, and its body becomes weaker and weaker, and in the long run, it is coming to the end of its life.

The above three symptoms:

Not eating or drinking, blood in the stool, and persistent high fever are the three manifestations of the puppy being small and about to hold on, is it very distressing, because, as the owner, we also know that it will not be long before the puppy will leave us. <>

The early abnormal symptoms of the dog are fever, the body temperature can rise to about 40 °C, the nose is dry, the most important manifestation is diarrhea, vomiting, the color of the vomit will gradually fade, there may also be a small amount of blood, in severe cases, some bile and some blood may be vomited, the color of the diarrhea will also change from gray to yellow loose stool or loose stool with bloody tomato pulp, and accompanied by bloody stench.

Dogs can use gentamicin, vitamin C, and glucose injections for two days, and on the third day, they can be fed to the dog in the form of pulsatilla, black plum, coptis, cork, turmeric, and chebula in the form of traditional Chinese medicine soup, which can clear away heat and sexuality. On the fourth day, the infusion continued, the serum was replaced with a fine monoclonal antibody, and the traditional Chinese medicine was continued. On the sixth day, when feeding the herbs, add some vitamin tablets and glucose.

At this stage, the dog's white blood cells begin to decline. On the fifth day, the dog's white blood cells may drop to the lowest point, and the gastrointestinal function is basically lost, and this stage is also the most dangerous time for the dog. Dog if in the first.

After five or six days, the symptoms such as blood pulling and vomiting gradually disappeared, and the white blood cells began to rise, and by the seventh day, the dog basically began to improve.

Parvo is divided into gastroenteritis type and myocarditis type, the incubation period of natural infection of gastritis type is about seven days 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. Parvo is divided into gastroenteritis type and myocarditis type, the incubation period of natural infection of gastritis type is about seven days 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 then there will be diarrhea.

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.

If the dog has parvovirus, it will have the following symptoms: first, it will show digestive symptoms, such as vomiting, diarrhea, not eating or drinking, and even blood in the stool in severe cases. Some dogs may not show signs of vomiting, but will drool, lick their noses, and chew their mouths.

Secondly, there will be fever, fainting, and reluctance to walk. If there is a dog that has been sick at home for about 2-3 days, you may find that the abdomen is swollen and there is significant pain on palpation. At home, they will have hunched backs and abdominal pain, and they will not be touched or hide in a solitary dark corner.

During the most severe period of parvovirus, dogs will have violent and frequent vomiting, heavy drooling or diarrhea, soy sauce-colored bloody stools, the surface is often attached to the detached intestinal mucosa, general weakness, obvious abdominal breathing, and shortness of breath.

Initially depressed, anorexic, with occasional fever, soft stools or slight vomiting, the dog then developed into frequent vomiting and severe diarrhea. At first, the stool is gray, yellow, or milky white with jelly-like mucus, followed by foul-smelling soy sauce-like or tomato juice-like bloody stools. The sick dog quickly became dehydrated, emaciated, had sunken eye sockets, messy coat, inelasticity, cold ears, nose, limbs, high mental depression, shock, and death.

First of all, the state of a dog's cold is usually that the dog wilts, loves to sleep, and can't lift the spirit of toys and delicious food. The body is warmer to the touch than before, the eyes are red, the nose is runny, the breathing is faster, and so on. In fact, the symptoms are basically the same as those of a human cold and fever.

In addition to the above-mentioned symptoms similar to colds, the most important thing is gastrointestinal symptoms, diarrhea and vomiting are the most obvious symptoms, and they will become more and more serious, vomiting and diarrhea with blood. It is worth mentioning that parvovirus is very easy to distinguish in animal hospitals, there are relative test strips or blood tests, and a test can be confirmed, so if there is a suspicion that the dog is not a simple cold, go to the hospital as soon as possible and check it out, which is the most practical and reassuring practice.

Dogs with parvo will have diarrhea and vomiting symptoms in the early stage, followed by slight refusal to eat or listlessness, sluggishness, and drowsiness. As the disease progresses, symptoms such as diarrhea, blood in the stool, dehydration, and increased body temperature will occur, and in the later stages, symptoms such as convulsions and shock may occur.

When the dog suffers from parvo in the early stage, there will be symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting, and there will also be a slight refusal to eat, and the spirit will gradually become sluggish, the limbs will be weak, the reaction will be sluggish, and even drowsiness.

As the disease drags on, the dog will have diarrhea, and even blood in the stool, resulting in severe dehydration, body temperature will gradually rise, and the secretions from the eyes, nose and other places will become thicker.

When the condition is not controlled, the dog will have occasional convulsions and shock, and gradually become frequent with the passage of time. When the dog is in the late stage of parvo, the possibility of ** will gradually decrease, so it needs to be ** as soon as possible**.