Parvovirus can be spread to other dogs through dog feces, blood, food, etc., and can even be spread through the air. Therefore, if a healthy dog ​​has direct contact with a dog that has been infected with parvovirus, or has consumed water or food containing parvovirus, or has come into contact with feces, vomit, or saliva containing the virus, there will be great consequences. Possible parvovirus infection.

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Canine parvovirus is a very serious infectious virus for all dogs. Its manifestations are generally divided into two types, one is enteritis type , one is myocarditis type. The symptoms of enteritis-type canine parvovirus are more obvious, and the incubation period is usually about one to two weeks. The myocarditis-type canine parvovirus mainly occurs in puppies about 40 days old. The initial symptoms are not obvious, but Once an attack occurs, the dog will die due to cardiac insufficiency or difficulty breathing. The time from onset to death is very short.