Canine coronavirus symptoms

① Frequent vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, occasional fever and other symptoms, and the condition will last for 3-20 days.
② Puppies will die due to severe dehydration, leading to electrolyte imbalance.
③ Some coronaviruses will break out together with parvovirus infection, and the mortality rate after mixing with parvovirus is as high as 83%.

Treatment Methods for Canine Coronavirus

① Infusion: Dogs suffering from coronavirus should receive large amounts of fluids to correct electrolyte imbalance. If the dog can eat and drink, with only mild diarrhea and no vomiting symptoms, the dog can eat and drink to replenish water and prevent dehydration.
② Antibiotics: Use antibiotics to control possible secondary bacterial infections and gastrointestinal inflammation.
③ Antiemetics: Antiemetics, ondansetron, and metoclopramide are commonly used antiemetics for pets.
④ Deworming: Use deworming medicine correctly to prevent parasites from affecting the treatment effect.

What is canine coronavirus?

Canine coronavirus is actually an acute intestinal infectious disease that can be infected by people of all ages and is contagious. It is very high, and the infection rate in dogs is very fast, but clinically it causes disease and has obvious symptoms, which is more common in puppies under six weeks old. The clinical manifestations of canine coronavirus are actually very similar to parvovirus. Dogs will have anorexia, red and foul-smelling feces, and the disease is equally aggressive. However, its characteristic is frequent vomiting. Diarrhea usually begins four days after vomiting. If there is no reinfection, the body temperature No changes.