Enteritis-type parvovirus

If it is enteritis-type parvovirus, the incubation period of natural infection is generally relatively long, about 4-14 days. Generally, the symptoms in the early stages of the disease are similar to those of a cold. It means lack of energy and loss of appetite, and it will also be accompanied by vomiting. If you have a fever, it can even reach over 40 degrees. In the early stage, the vomitus is usually food, but after a day, severe diarrhea will occur. At this time, the feces will be relatively thin, but the more serious the condition, the dog's feces will turn into coffee color or tomato color, and the smell will It's also relatively heavy.

Myocarditis-type parvovirus symptoms

If it is myocarditis-type parvovirus, it usually occurs more in puppies. Dogs are usually about 5 weeks old. The general symptom is diarrhea, but it will suddenly become weak and even groan. In severe cases, shortness of breath and death may occur within a few hours.

How to treat parvovirus

Injection of serum and monoclonal antibodies:

Generally, serum and monoclonal antibodies are injected intramuscularly, about once a day, for three to five days. About days.

Interferon:

For adult dogs, one or two pills are usually injected intramuscularly every day. For puppies, half a pill is usually injected every day for three consecutive days. to five days.

Immune plasma:

Injection is about once a day, usually for three to five days in a row. Generally speaking, if plasma and monoclonal antibodies are combined for treatment, the therapeutic effect will be better. .