Parvovirus is a disease that many dogs will get. What are the symptoms of parvovirus in puppies? Generally, they will suffer from mental distress, weakness in limbs, frequent vomiting and diarrhea, high body temperature, and difficulty in breathing. Dogs with parvovirus will be fine after a few days. Under normal circumstances, if it lasts 7 days, it can be passed safely. Therefore, generally when puppies suffer from parvovirus, everyone will choose to treat it at home. Let’s talk about how to treat puppies with parvovirus at home.
If a puppy suffering from parvovirus is treated at home, it is necessary to deprive the dog of food and water, disinfect the room and all dog supplies, and then feed the dog saline, anti-inflammatory drugs and blood-activating and hemostatic drugs, and encourage the dog to exercise more, so that the dog can fully recover.
When a dog is infected with parvovirus, the first thing you need to do is to deprive the dog of food and water, only feed the dog saline and medicine to maintain the dog's body functions, and then disinfect all the room and supplies.
Then feed the dog some anti-inflammatory drugs, because the main cause of minor vomiting in dogs is enteritis. Feeding anti-inflammatory drugs can relieve the symptoms of vomiting in dogs. It is also necessary to feed the dog some blood-activating and hemostatic drugs to prevent internal bleeding and bloody stools, and encourage the dog to continue to exercise to possibly recover.
The above are a few points to note when treating puppies suffering from parvovirus at home. You can take a look at them. If your dog accidentally suffers from parvovirus, you can refer to it.