What are the symptoms of parvo in dogs What are the symptoms of parvo in dogs

The most typical symptoms of the puppy are vomiting and diarrhea, repeated severe vomiting and squirting diarrhea and even blood pulling, followed by decreased appetite, depression, fever, etc.

Dogs suffering from parvo can be carried out by antibacterial and anti-inflammatory**, rehydration**, nursing** and other methods**.

Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory**: Dogs suffering from parvo can consult a doctor to choose the right antibiotic**, but it should not be used for a long time, because it is easy to cause the normal intestinal flora to be imbalanced.

Rehydration**: Generally speaking, dogs are easily dehydrated during illness, so it is important to give them energy in a timely manner, usually with intravenous injections.

Care**: This method is mainly to keep the dog warm, and secondly, be sure to stop feeding the dog milk or eggs and meat during the **period.

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Parvo is a very contagious disease, so the most likely reason for parvo is to be infected, and the resistance of puppies itself is relatively poor, many puppies will carry this virus, healthy puppies and puppies with parvo contact, even indirect sexual contact with parvo will be infected, licking the saliva of sick dogs is directly infected with parvovirus.

Keep in mind that puppies must be injected after weaning, the best time is the 7th day of weaning, lactating puppies will use the mother's milk to obtain maternal antibodies to improve immunity, not weaned when the injection of vaccines will not improve puppy immunity, but will reduce maternal antibodies.

The hemorrhagic enteritis type is more common in puppies 2 to 6 months of age, with an incubation period of 1 to 2 weeks. Sick dogs generally have a sudden onset, and begin to manifest as mental depression, depressing, dry nasal mirror, flushing in the early stage of the conjugatory membrane, pale in the later stage, vomiting, and vomit is first food, followed by mucus; Later, the vomit is yellow-green or bloody, and some also retch, and soon after vomiting, projectile diarrhea appears, which begins to be yellow or grayish-yellow, with a large amount of mucus or pseudomembrane;

This is followed by tomato paste or sorghum rice-soup-like feces with a particularly unpleasant fishy odor. Sick dogs quickly emaciated, dehydrated, eye sockets collapsed, elasticity decreased, and capillary refill time was prolonged. At the beginning of the disease, the desire to drink and the intestinal sound are enhanced, and the desire to drink and the intestinal sound are abolished in the middle and late stages.

The body temperature of most sick dogs rises, generally around 40 degrees, and some sick dogs never rise at all. Sick dogs often die about 3 days after diarrhea due to dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and acidosis.

The myocarditis type is more common in puppies under 2 months of age before and after weaning. The sick dog suddenly became ill, the spirit was still good at the beginning of the illness, mild diarrhea appeared, some vomited, the sick dog weakened rapidly, had difficulty breathing, and the visible mucous membrane was pale; Some also have cyanosis;

swaying walking, even difficulty standing, high depression, lack of eating, normal or elevated body temperature, intracardiac murmur on auscultation of the heart area; Some lungs have a warm rales on auscultation. Sick dogs often die suddenly due to acute heart failure.

Parvovirus is the number one disease in puppies, with a very small recovery rate, second only to canine warmth. It is said that puppies carry the virus, and it is not impossible to get it without contact with other dogs. It is a truth that the body's resistance will decrease and it will catch a cold.

Healthy puppies (other than those that have been nursed) can also be transmitted by licking and eating the saliva of sick dogs when they come into contact with small dogs.

Remember that puppies should only be injected after weaning, and the best time is on the 7th day of weaning. Lactating puppies will use their mother's milk to obtain maternal antibodies to improve their immunity, and vaccination when they are not weaned will not improve the puppy's immunity, but will reduce maternal antibodies. Dogs will have runny noses, watery eyes, and noses that are not particularly wet and very dry after contracting parvovirus.

In the early stage, some dogs will have loss of appetite (a few dogs will have a good appetite, and it will also be the early stage of the disease), diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms. Later in the process, blood is drawn (blood is incorporated into the stool, such as one or two drops of blood may just be enteritis), leading to death.

If the dog pulls and vomits, and the poop is getting more and more smelly and smelly, it can basically be determined that it is small. If the dog has parvo, it is necessary to pay attention to the dog fasting and watering, but to prevent the dog from becoming dehydrated, you can give the dog an infusion to supplement nutrition. Take your dog to the hospital as soon as possible**, the sooner the better.

Parvovirus has a higher incidence and is more common in puppies. The incidence of adult dogs is low, and even if it occurs, the ** rate is relatively high. In the early stage of parvo, there will be symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting, and the first thing you see is that the dog's diarrhea changes from a strip to a soft strip, and finally it is mushy.

If the dog vomits, foams at the mouth, and eventually gets blood. With the development of the dog's course of disease, the poop will become more and more smelly, fishy, coffee-colored, a bit like ketchup, which is a small initial symptom and the most common enteritis type.

**The most important thing for enteritidic parvovirus is to fast and dehydrate. For the dog's symptoms**, vomiting will stop vomiting. The treatment of parvovirus should first be fasting and water shorting, followed by antiemetic, and then anti-inflammatory and hemopause.

The last and most important thing is to prevent dehydration, many dogs can't be treated because the dehydration is too severe.

The dog can be given an infusion to supplement nutrition, and the infusion should take nutritional support**, generally using glucose, normal saline, plus vitamin C, etc. to supplement the dog's energy. The second is to adjust the electrolyte balance, generally using lactic acid ringers, so that the dog can adjust itself.

The mortality rate of small dogs is extremely high. If the dog has parvo, it is best to take the dog to the hospital as soon as possible**, the sooner the better.

1. Adult dogs have parvo symptoms.

2. How can an adult dog be small.

3. Small symptoms of adult dogs.

4. What are the symptoms of being small in adult dogs?

1.Normally, adult dogs with parvovirus are mainly manifested by symptoms such as malaise, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and increased body temperature, and adult dogs will show blood in their feces after the disease develops.

2.In this case, it is recommended that the owner give the adult dog anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent secondary infection.

3.Biologics such as interferons and monoclonal antibodies are then administered**.

4.Third, it is also necessary to give drugs containing astragalus polysaccharides to improve immunity.