How to treat your dog’s parvo on your own

Self-treatment of dog parvovirus requires first depriving the dog of food and water to avoid increasing gastrointestinal burden, and then feeding the dog saline, glucose water and probiotics to maintain body functions. At the same time, the dog must be fed anti-inflammatory drugs and Antibiotics; if the dog still has vomiting, diarrhea, and bloody stools, the dog needs to be given antiemetic, antidiarrheal, and hemostatic drugs.
Tip:
If there are other dogs at home, they should be isolated and treated to avoid infecting other dogs.
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