Parvovirus in dogs is a malignant infectious disease. If a dog at home is diagnosed with parvovirus, it is recommended to send it to the hospital for infusion treatment in time if possible. It requires the use of parvoinhibitor, interferon, antibiotics, antiemetics, nutrition and other drugs.

Because parvovirus is an infection of the gastrointestinal tract, the treatment is mainly supportive therapy. During the treatment period, the dog can be given no food or water, and it is best to provide parenteral nutrition with infusion. In addition, any place in the home that is contaminated by dog ​​vomiting or excrement needs to be disinfected with special disinfectant. If possible, ultraviolet light can be used for disinfection. If there are other dogs in the home, they need to be isolated from the sick dog.