Dogs vomiting brown material during treatment for parvovirus

It is normal for dogs to vomit brown material during treatment for parvovirus. When the dog receives correct treatment, the dog will gradually expel the remaining blood and putrefactive matter in the intestines and stomach. If the frequency of vomiting and diarrhea gradually decreases during the treatment period, it is a sign of improvement. There is currently no special treatment for parvovirus, and the best way to prevent it is to vaccinate your dog regularly.

Small transmission routes and precautions

1. Dogs of all ages are susceptible to infection, but puppies aged 2-4 months are most susceptible and have the highest morbidity and mortality rates.
2. It is sporadic under natural conditions and becomes explosively popular in areas where dog breeding is concentrated. The disease spreads quickly, with the highest incidence rate in spring and autumn. It is transmitted through the digestive tract and has a short incubation period, usually 5-7 days.

Small preventive measures

1. Sick and suspected sick dogs should be isolated for observation and treatment.
2. Disinfect the sick dog kennels and utensils, and properly dispose of the sick dog’s excrement.
3. Kangfu dogs may carry viruses for a long time, and contact with healthy dogs should be prohibited.
4. Regularly inject canine parvovirus inactivated vaccine or live vaccine. Adult dogs once a year. Puppies are first vaccinated when they are 5-7 weeks old, and then immunized every 15 days for 3 consecutive times.