Enteritis type:

The symptoms of enteritis-type parvovirus are more obvious. If a dog is infected, the dog will have symptoms of high fever, with a body temperature as high as 39.5 degrees Celsius - 40.5 degrees Celsius. The symptoms of each dog are different, and there will be No fever. Usually when the disease occurs, the dog is also accompanied by symptoms (lethargy, inability to eat, diarrhea, vomiting, etc.) and the excrement will turn yellow or gray, and gradually it will also excrete red and thin bloody stool, and there will also be pungent odor. Foul smell. It can be clearly felt that the dog is losing weight day by day. Not only does it not eat, but it is also accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea, which will cause a serious lack of water in the dog's body, causing the dog's eyes to become sunken and the skin to lose its former delicacy. and gloss.

Myocarditis type:

Myocarditis-type parvovirus usually does not have obvious symptoms, but the consequences are more serious because it does not show any abnormalities on the surface. Once discovered, the best treatment time will be missed. It often confuses people. From the outside, the dog looks very healthy. If it attacks, it will develop rapid heartbeat, incomplete heart function, irregular heart rate, heart failure, and then lead to difficulty breathing and death. If the dog suffers from acute parvovirus, if it is not treated in time, the dog may lose his life within one to two days; if it is chronic, it usually lasts about seven days, and is usually found in the dog’s vomitus and excretion The color of the object can confirm the diagnosis of parvovirus.