The puppy is a butterfly dog, and now it is three months old, and it is still very small. What to do

First of all, you have to convince yourself that the dog will be fine.

Secondly, be sure to listen to the doctor's words and give the dog injections and medicines on time.

Finally, I wish the dog a speedy **.

Because your dog is young, it is recommended to have an infusion twice a day, parvovirus is a wasting sexually transmitted disease, as long as it lasts for a week, there will be no problem. It is best to use monoclonal antibodies with interferon**!

Who said that the small ones don't have a fever, and the ones that are small don't have a canine plague fever. The symptoms of canine plague are as follows, there are thick eye feces in the corners of the eyes, the body temperature is high, it is not easy to live and fall, and if the body temperature does not come down, it is easy to burn the brain, leaving sequelae, weakness in the limbs, and no energy. If you have parvo, you must take care of it**, and there are some puppies with better resistance on their own, which can be better without treatment, but there are not many of them.

If it is small, the BB should have a foul-smelling ketchup, and then anorexia, vomiting, and diarrhea.

At the beginning of the symptoms of canine distemper, the dog's body temperature is as high as 39 5 41 degrees Celsius, loss of appetite, depression, watery discharge from the eyes and nose, sneezing, and diarrhea.

My original puppy also continued to have diarrhea, no energy, but the appetite is good, the landlord tried to see if he caught a cold when he slept at night?? Put more quilts or something.

Your dog has improved, continue to fast and fast and encourage it more, and when it doesn't vomit or pull, it will slowly gain weight! Rest assured!!

Hello. I'm looking up a small method on the Internet right now. Because my three-month-old pug was also confirmed to be parvo four days ago.

In the past few days, I have been insisting on helping it with the injection in the pet hospital, but today is the fourth day. Still not getting better. Very poor spirits.

Thin as wood. Occasional vomiting and diarrhea. The overall situation is exactly as you described.

The first two days were feverish. It burned to nearly forty degrees. Now the body temperature is normal for the next two days.

I'm still looking forward to it. Hope it gets better!

Only go to a regular hospital because parvovirus can only rely on injections There is really no way to advise the doctor to do it I wish the dog a speedy **.

The dog is three months old, suspected of having parvovirus? It is recommended to do a small dipstick test to confirm whether it is parvovirus infection. (The test strip usually takes five minutes to get the result).

Parvovirus is a gastrointestinal infection that is transmitted in dogs and has a high mortality rate. It mostly occurs in puppies, mainly unvaccinated or not completed, low immunity, contact with other sick dogs or excrement and sick dog utensils, etc., resulting in infection.

The symptoms are generally: dogs vomit and diarrhea, some dogs do not eat or drink, have no energy, diarrhea with water, and the poop smells fishy and smelly. Increased eye and nose discharge.

If it is confirmed that it is small, it is recommended to use hanging water, which is better than a small injection.

Generally, after seven to 15 days, the chance of improvement is greater. Hospitalization can supplement glucosaccharides, add drugs to it, broad-spectrum antibiotics and immunoglobulins, interferon, etc.! Then give it according to the specific condition!

Canine parvo monoclonal antibody (monoclonal antibody, improve dog resistance), dog genetically engineered interferon, total energy (to supplement energy for dogs, prevent dogs from dehydration), it is recommended that you go to the pet hospital in time to give dogs**.

If you have a small initial attack, you can try the following drugs, and hopefully it is still full, because if it manifests as gastrointestinal symptoms, it is also a chronic attack. I have had many dogs, and the only one that had gastrointestinal symptoms and was not saved was the one that cost more than 2,000 yuan in the hospital. Later, as soon as this symptom appeared, I went to buy medicine for others to treat it myself, but in the end it did not develop to a serious point.

Because veterinary drugs are not pure, but they are charged according to the standard of human medicine, they are taking advantage of your feelings for dogs. However, the management of human drugs is relatively strict, so it is often more effective, and intestinal diseases, after entering the intestine through oral medicine, are often better absorbed than blood injection.

It's only been three months, and the doctor has already made a verdict, and then I think there is no way, your doctor said that there is no way, then it must be no way.

It is indeed not easy, but it is still necessary to actively cooperate with the doctor**, I believe that sometimes it can be cured, and I must have confidence.

In this case, I don't think there is a good way, since you have just come back from the pet hospital, then I think you should go to the pet hospital to do more examinations and more re-examinations. In this way, the only way to restore his body to health is to cure the disease.

If the three-month-old dog has parvo. The best solution is to take him to a pet hospital for surgery.

If the dog is small, then you must go to the pet hospital to give it **, otherwise it will get worse and worse.

: If vomiting and diarrhea are severe, it is necessary to fast, fast, and rehydrate with infusion, otherwise the dog will be dehydrated. If the dog does not have severe vomiting and diarrhea and can eat and drink, try to feed it some digestible food.

The dog has parvo, and it can be cured, you take good care of it and continue to see a doctor to take medicine.

No matter what disease he has, we still have to try our best to save it, there is really no way to save it, a little reluctant, there is really no way, just use our best efforts, don't be sad.