Our dog has just been vaccinated, and he was found to have canine parvovirus, and now he is hospital

If parvovirus is correct in time, there is a relatively large rate. This also depends on your dog's resistance, I don't know how old your dog is.

In addition, in the pet hospital, there are 2 points to pay special attention to:

1. You must be careful not to cross-infect, otherwise it will be fine after 2 days, but then you get canine plague, and basically there is no help. You have to observe whether the hospital is isolated separately**, if you are with other people with respiratory symptoms, it is estimated that the problem is very large;

2. The problem of nursing, now that the weather is cold, we must pay attention to heat preservation. Control of diarrhea and vomiting symptoms.

Give a suggestion, if you are hospitalized in the hospital, go to see more, often ask the doctor, if it is not suitable, it is best to transfer to the hospital in time, for some irresponsible pet hospitals, to criticize and defend rights in a righteous and strict word, otherwise the dog's life is difficult to protect!

It is best to find some hospitals that have conditions for isolation** and medical ethics, and if you can, it is best to go home for isolation and go to the hospital regularly**.

It's okay, this disease has to take five or six days to get better, and it takes a long observation period You are talking about small normal symptoms Don't worry about it, and I advise you to not let him be hospitalized if you have the conditions In fact, the pet hospital is very bad for hospitalized dogs Basically, it is a cage with some water No matter And this disease actually needs to be accompanied by the owner Give him courage And wait for a small and good time to re-vaccinate Finally, I wish your dog a speedy **.

Go to the Animal Hospital of China Agricultural University to see, my dog also had it when he was a child, but then **Okay, you can't just look at one hospital, you have to go to a few more hospitals to try, go to a few more trips to have a few more chances, if it's good, be kind to him.

Tiny dogs don't have energy....I don't eat or drink, except for sleeping, I sleep, and if I have a fever, it may be a little serious, so I can only go to the hospital for injections ......Pay more attention to the ...... of keeping warm

Parvoviruses are very contagious, and if your dog has been vaccinated against parvo, it will greatly reduce the probability of infection, but it cannot be completely eliminated. Puppies have low immunity, vaccinations are necessary, and then need to stay away from the excrement of other pets to avoid infection.

Although vaccination can prevent canine parvovirus to a certain extent, if the dog has been infected with the virus before the revaccination or comes into contact with a dog infected with parvovirus, it will still be infected with parvovirus. Parvovirus is highly infectious.

Some dogs do not necessarily produce antibodies after receiving the parvo vaccine, so it is recommended that the dog undergo an antibody level test 2-3 weeks after receiving the parvo vaccine.

This is a must to ensure that the antibody level in the dog's body is qualified, the protection rate after vaccination is not 100%, the shovel officials still have to pay more attention, do not have close contact with other suspected sick dogs, responsible for the health of your pet, but also responsible for the health of you and your family!

The reasons why dogs have been vaccinated and still get sick are as follows: 1. The dog is too young and has poor resistance, and even if it is vaccinated, it will be reinfected with the virus. 2. The vaccine immunization failed, and the dog did not enter the vaccine or the vaccine failed.

3. If you have already been infected, you will be vaccinated.

Summary. After parvovirus has recovered, at least one month. In order to be put together with other dogs, and other dogs also need to be vaccinated.

Hello I am Cao Hang, a licensed veterinarian, with 6 years of clinical experience, and the veterinary qualification certificate number is A012018002232, please describe the age of the pet in detail, breed, whether it is dewormed and neutered. and the problem of lead closure. Warm Huai's Tips:

No, because if you take a shot of the vaccine, it will not produce strong antibodies, so if you don't have enough protection in the body, you may still be infected with bacteria and viruses.

How long can a puppy with parvovirus be raised with other puppies.

How long can a puppy with parvovirus be raised with other puppies.

After parvovirus has recovered, at least one month. In order to be put together with other dogs, and other dogs also need to be vaccinated.

At least after being cured, you can put it together if you want to put it together after a month.

Can parvovirus be disinfected with 84 disinfectant?

It is recommended to use a disinfectant for pets, such as glutaraldehyde 84, the smell is too strong, and it has an impact on the pet's respiratory tract.

How long does parvovirus get better before you can take a bath.

Well, you can take a bath after half a month.

But I still recommend getting all the vaccinations before showering.

The first shot of the dog vaccine is domestic, and the second shot is imported, how long does it take to produce antibodies.

Get the third needle, after the piercing.

Does the domestic vaccine count, do you have to get three doses of imported vaccines, because there is a puppy at home who has parvovirus, and I am afraid of infecting another puppy.

You can finish the 3 stitches of the Dibu imitation brother type, half a month apart. Dayou went to the hospital to check his antibodies, and if there are antibodies in the body, there is no need for additional injections, and if the antibody titers are low, they need to be refilled.

Check how much antibodies estimate.

Around 150 may vary depending on each place.

There is a possibility that the vaccine will fail.

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 is the most serious time of the symptoms, and it is also the most critical time! It is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible to inject parvo monoclonal antibody or serum at the early stage of the disease to control the disease! Because there is currently no effective oral drug to kill parvovirus!

The symptoms of parvovirus in the early stage are vomiting and diarrhea, and in the later stage, dogs with severe onset may have symptoms of blood in the stool due to gastrointestinal bleeding, which is like tomato juice and fishy. If vomiting and diarrhea are severe, it is necessary to properly fast, fast, and rehydrate, and must be infused for rehydration, 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 nutritious and digestible food, which can be combined with gastrointestinal treasure for the dog to eat, which can repair the gastrointestinal tract and have an effect on vomiting and diarrhea.

When the resistance comes up, the hope of ** is greater!