Routes of dog parvovirus infection

1. Dogs that have not been fully vaccinated play with dogs that have parvovirus or dogs that have been cured but are in the parvovirus detoxification period. , can cause illness.

2. Dogs that are not fully immune are exposed to the excrement of infected dogs.

3. People stepped on the excrement of a small dog or hugged a dog suffering from the disease.

4. Direct contact with incompletely immunized dogs without disinfection may cause the incompletely immunized dogs to get sick.

Symptoms of small dogs

1. Mental depression, lack of energy and lethargy. The dog's limbs will appear soft and weak, and its reaction will be relatively slow, and it will not be able to respond quickly to the owner's call.

2. Frequent vomiting is a typical symptom of parvovirus in dogs. Dogs with severe illness can vomit more than ten times a day.

3. Another common symptom of small dogs is diarrhea. Like vomiting, sick dogs only have mild diarrhea in the early stage, and then the symptoms will gradually become serious.

4. In the early stages of infection, the dog may still want to eat something, but as other symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea appear, the dog’s appetite will be completely abandoned and it will start a hunger strike without eating or drinking. .

5. The symptoms of parvovirus in dogs include abnormal body temperature, difficulty breathing, etc.