My puppy doesn t eat and has diarrhea, and people say that he has parvovirus, what should I do?

To determine whether it is small, you can use a test strip to test, or you can go to the hospital for a blood test, if you judge according to the small symptoms, the dog has already begun to be serious.

1.The dog's small intestine is more fragile, can not be fed the same food as before and the amount of feeding needs to be reduced, you can feed the dog a small amount of food that is easy to digest, such as chicken breast, milk cake or intestinal prescription canned food, prescription food.

2.At the same time, under the advice of a professional doctor, feed the dog special probiotics to help regulate and restore the dog's intestinal flora and other functions.

3.You can also feed the dog a special nutritional paste to strengthen nutrition and speed up the body's recovery.

4.Third, take the dog to bask in the sun more, reduce strenuous activities, try to stay at home to recuperate, and wait for the dog's spirit and appetite to fully recover before taking it out to play.

5.If the dog still does not eat for a long time, the owner will have to take the dog to the pet hospital for a check-up**.

Summary. Hello dear, the dog has parvovirus on the third day and does not pull, if he does not eat, he can use a syringe to remove the needle and feed the dog to drink glucose water.

Hello dear, the dog has parvovirus on the third day and does not pull, if he does not eat, he can use a syringe to remove the needle and feed the dog to drink glucose water.

The dog had parvovirus and stopped having diarrhea on the third day, but he couldn't vomit after eating.

Glucose contains what the dog's body needs, and generally speaking, the condition can only stabilize after 7 days of parvo.

But it, it vomits when it takes medicine, and when it eats glucose, will it vomit?

Is it given in small quantities?

It's pulling, is it getting better?

If you vomit when you take medicine, you will vomit when you eat glucose water, so you need to go to the pet hospital to infuse glucose solution for the dog. Dogs need to be cut off from food and water when they have parvo, so they need to hang water to supplement nutrition. You simply don't have what it takes to hang water on your dog.

It's best not to risk your dog's life, the best way is to take it to the hospital for a professional **.

As long as the dog is small and does not vomit, diarrhea is the improvement phenomenon.

Okay thank you. Can I use a small needle and inject glucose water into the skin of it?

It's better not to lose casually, otherwise it will cause a lot of problems.

Summary. Hello, after parvovirus is cured, due to gastrointestinal emptying, there is no feces in the intestines, and gastrointestinal peristalsis is relatively slow.

Hello I am a pet doctor Dr. Hao, with 8 years of clinical experience, and the veterinary qualification certificate number is A012016410337, please describe the age of the pet in detail, breed, whether it is dewormed and neutered. as well as the problems encountered. Tips:

My dog is small, and he hasn't pulled it since he pulled it the night before yesterday and yesterday morning, but he eats normally.

Hello, after parvovirus is cured, due to gastrointestinal emptying, there is no feces in the intestines, and gastrointestinal peristalsis is relatively slow.

As long as you eat and don't throw up, you'll be fine.

Oh, that means it's fine.

I don't vomit when I eat or drink.

The intestinal tube is so long, and it is impossible for the freshly eaten ones to be expelled so quickly.

Uh-huh, it's fine if you don't throw up.

I fed three times today, and I fed half the amount less than before.

That's fine. You can increase the amount slowly and eat smaller, more frequent meals.

Okay thank you. Mmmm, no thanks.