Canine parvovirus should be treated symptomatically. If vomiting or diarrhea occurs, anti-vomiting and anti-diarrheal drugs should be given immediately. The dog also needs to be injected with serum, monoclonal antibodies, and interferons for treatment. The injections need to be continued for 3 to 5 days. The owner should pay more attention to the dog's condition to prevent missing the best opportunity for treatment.

Regulation methods of canine parvovirus

If the dog has diarrhea or vomiting, it may be infected with canine parvovirus, and it is necessary to take antidiarrheal and antidiarrheal medications immediately Antiemetic drugs. If the dog has gastrointestinal bleeding, ondansetron must be used to prevent vomiting, and remember not to use metoclopramide.

Most of the puppies are dogs with myocarditis. They will have diarrhea at first, and then sighs will evaporate from their mouths. In serious cases, they will die from difficulty breathing within a few hours. Dogs need to be injected with serum and monoclonal antibodies immediately, once a day for 3 to 5 days. The effect of injecting plasma at the same time will be better.

It is also necessary to inject interferon for adjustment. If it is an adult dog, 1 to 2 injections a day are enough. For a puppy, half a dose a day is enough, and the injections must be continued for 3 to 5 days. . Most adult dogs are infected with enteritis-type parvovirus and its incubation period is relatively long. The initial stage is similar to that of a cold, and owners must carefully examine it to avoid delaying the disease.

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