The tiny ones can live for 6 months in the air. Parvovirus can survive in dog feces for a year or even longer. Therefore, when a dog suffers from parvovirus, the dog's feces must be disposed of in time, and the places where the dog can go must be cleaned and disinfected every day and kept ventilated. To prevent the reproduction of parvovirus, in addition, no new dogs are allowed during this period.

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Parvovirus is usually an acute infectious disease that puppies that have not been vaccinated are prone to. The mortality rate of puppies suffering from parvovirus is very high. , when dogs are infected with parvovirus, they will have symptoms such as loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, etc. In addition, the dog’s feces will also have a fishy smell. Once the owner finds that his dog has such symptoms, it is recommended to send him to the pet hospital for examination and treatment immediately.