When a dog gets parvovirus, it usually causes vomiting and diarrhea, and the excrement will have a fishy smell. The dog will be very lethargic, will not eat or drink, and will have a slow or no response to external stimuli. Parents find out that the dog is infected with parvovirus. The virus needs to be actively treated in the future, and more encouragement should be given to accompany the puppy. There is still hope for a cure.

What should I do if my dog ​​gets parvovirus?

1. Fasting and water restriction: After the dog gets parvovirus, the owner should immediately stop food and water to relieve the dog’s vomiting, Symptoms of bloody stools.

2. Infusion therapy: Parvovirus develops quickly and has a high mortality rate. The owner cannot use medicine at will. Once it is confirmed that the dog has parvovirus, it is best to go to the pet hospital immediately and let the veterinarian infuse the dog with fluids to enhance the body's resistance and curb the development of the disease.

3. Keep warm: During the illness, dogs like to sleep, and owners should pay attention to keeping their dogs warm, especially at night. They should not let their dogs catch cold and cover them with mattresses.

4. Comprehensive disinfection: Parvovirus is extremely contagious. During the treatment period, it is best to throw away the clothes and utensils used by the dog, buy new ones, and then use disinfectant to treat the dog. The entire room should be disinfected, and hot water can be sprayed before disinfection.

Tips:

There is no specific medicine for parvovirus, and it can only be prevented through vaccination. Parents should inject the vaccine to prevent parvovirus after the puppy is two months old.