Treatment methods for pet dogs suffering from parvovirus:

1. When a pet dog has parvovirus, it must stop eating, and the owner only provides it with a small amount of drinking water to maintain its life.

2. If a pet dog has parvovirus, the owner needs to isolate the dog from its companions as soon as possible to avoid the risk of cross-infection.

3. The owner needs to feed nutritious and easily digestible nutritional paste to supplement nutrition.

4. Use intravenous infusion therapy to replenish the water and electrolytes lost in the dog's body.

5. Adopt symptomatic treatments, such as injection of maropitant for vomiting, tannic acid protein for diarrhea, and hemostasis for hemostasis.

The reasons why pet dogs get parvovirus:

1. In most cases, pet dogs are infected with parvovirus. Comparative transmission routes of parvovirus Widely, dogs may be infected by parvovirus when they come into direct or indirect contact with dogs suffering from canine parvovirus.

2. Pet dogs that have been in a cold environment for a long time may have adverse reactions such as vomiting and diarrhea. If ignored, they may even catch colds, fever, gastroenteritis, and may be directly infected with parvovirus.

3. Pet dogs suffering from this type of disease may also be caused by long-term improper diet and unreasonable food.