How to prevent Basenji canine parvovirus? It is a disease with a relatively high fatality rate for dogs, and this virus is still prevalent all over the world, and it is also one of the main serious infectious diseases that harms dogs. To prevent canine parvovirus, vaccination and disinfection are very important.

CPV has strong resistance to the outside world and has a long survival time, so it is extremely contagious. Once the disease occurs, the sick dog should be quickly isolated, and the kennel feeding equipment, utensils, and transportation vehicles contaminated by the sick dog should be strictly disinfected. The disinfectant can be 2% NaOH, bleaching powder, potassium hypochlorite, etc. Ultraviolet irradiation can be used for repeated disinfection. and stop using it for 2 weeks. Breeders should be strictly disinfected and their movement restricted to avoid indirect infection.

Vaccine immunization is the fundamental measure to prevent disease. However, immune failure may occur, which is related to vaccine quality and immune interference. The main reasons are improper selection of vaccine strains and interference from maternal antibodies. Vaccines should be of reliable quality. The first vaccination time is generally considered to be around 10 weeks of age. However, considering that puppies are also susceptible before 10 weeks of age, the two-part puppy vaccine (this vaccine) can generally be injected at 6 weeks of age. (can break through the interference of maternal antibodies), the six-combination vaccine is injected at 10 weeks of age, and then the six-combination vaccine is injected every 3 weeks for 2-3 times in a row, and then once a year.