Symptoms:
1. Severe diarrhea
Dogs will have persistent diarrhea, and their feces will be watery or pasty, light in color, and smelly.
2. Vomiting
Dogs will vomit frequently, and in severe cases, projectile vomiting may occur.
3. Loss of appetite
Dogs lose appetite and lose weight.
4. Fatigue
Dogs will show symptoms such as fatigue, fatigue, and reluctance to move.
5. Dehydration
Due to frequent diarrhea and vomiting, dogs are prone to dehydration.
6. Increased body temperature
Dogs will have fever symptoms, and the body temperature can reach 39-40 degrees Celsius.
Treatment methods:
1. Medical treatment
Once a dog is found to have the above symptoms, the dog should be taken to the pet hospital as soon as possible to confirm the diagnosis of parvovirus infection.
2. Isolation treatment
Dogs need to be isolated from other dogs during the infection period to prevent the spread of the virus.
3. Infusion
Dogs need to replenish water and electrolytes during treatment to avoid dehydration.
4. Antidiarrheal drugs and antiviral drugs
According to the recommendations of your pet doctor, antidiarrheal drugs and antiviral drugs can be used to relieve the dog’s symptoms.
5. Nutritional support
During the dog’s recovery process, it is necessary to ensure that the dog receives adequate nutrition to help it resist the virus.
6. Vaccination
The most effective way to prevent parvovirus is vaccination. After a dog is infected, he or she will develop lifelong immunity. In order to ensure the health of your dog, you still need to be vaccinated on time.
Please note that parvovirus is highly contagious and early detection and treatment of the condition is crucial to your dog’s recovery. likeWhen in doubt, always take your dog to the doctor. At the same time, keep your dog’s living environment clean to avoid the spread of viruses.