Diagnosis of canine coronavirus:

Take the feces with intestinal mucosa from the rectum, stir it evenly in diluent and drop it into the hole of the CPV/CCoV antigen rapid detection test board Observe the results after 5 to 10 minutes. Blood tests show a decrease in the number of white blood cells and a decrease in the number of platelets. Finally, the diagnosis was confirmed based on the positive test results combined with epidemiology and clinical symptoms. This method is generally the most commonly used, and more professional methods include electron microscopy and virus isolation and identification.

Treatment of canine coronavirus:

1. Infusion treatment. Dogs suffering from coronavirus should receive large amounts of fluids to correct electrolyte imbalances. If the dog can eat and drink, with only mild diarrhea and no vomiting symptoms, the dog can eat and drink to replenish water and prevent dehydration.

2. Take antibiotics. Use antibiotics to control possible secondary bacterial infections and gastrointestinal inflammation.

3. Antivomiting. Antiemetics, ondansetron, and metoclopramide are the more commonly used antiemetics for pets.

4. Deworm the dog. Use anthelmintics correctly to prevent parasites from affecting the treatment effect.

Symptoms of canine coronavirus:

The incubation period of this disease is 1 to 8 days, and the infection is rapid. It usually starts with lethargy, weakness, repeated vomiting, and the feces is mushy. , semi-mushy to watery, orange or green, containing mucus or blood. Some dogs will have fever, reduced white blood cells, rapid dehydration, and death. As age increases, mortality decreases. Some cases do not show clinical symptoms. It should be noted that canine coronavirus and parvovirus are often co-infected together.