What is puppy monoclonal antibody?

Puppy monoclonal antibody is to inject monoclonal antibody into the puppy, which is a kind of virus antibody. Can effectively treat canine parvovirus. After the puppy is injected with monoclonal antibodies, it will effectively inhibit parvovirus in the dog's body and stimulate the dog to quickly produce autoantibodies.
Precautions for injecting monoclonal antibodies into puppies:
1. Pay attention to keeping the dog warm and feed it with easy-to-digest food. It is best to warm the food and water to Close to the dog's body temperature.
2. Be sure to feed or inject anti-inflammatory drugs while taking monoclonal antibodies, serum, and interferon. If the inflammation is not controlled, it will be difficult to control it later.
3. If the dog’s disease does not improve after taking the monoclonal antibody for more than a week, stop injecting the monoclonal antibody to avoid danger to the dog’s life.
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