Parvovirus and canine distemper in dogs cannot be transmitted to humans. Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious infectious disease that uses canines as its natural host. It is species-specific and can only spread the infection after treatment in dogs. Canine distemper is mainly transmitted through direct contact with sick animals. It can also be transmitted through the air or food. It is not a zoonotic disease. It is recommended to go to a pet hospital for examination and treatment in time after discovery.

Treatment methods for parvovirus in dogs:

1. Parvovirus: should be raised in isolation immediately, and after the onset of the disease, diet should be strictly controlled, with no food or water. Dehydration is prevented through infusion and other methods. Clinically, symptomatic treatment is mainly combined with hyperimmune serum and monoclonal antibody treatment.

2. Canine distemper: Interferon is generally used and symptomatic treatment is carried out. Interferons are used in routine treatment, and antibiotics are used for cough and inflammation symptoms, as well as heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs. If respiratory symptoms are too severe, nebulization treatment may be given.