Sentences with phrase «dog with parvovirus»

Even if a tiny little dog had flown directly from the collie show to the U.K. and been somehow smuggled into England, it could not have immediately infected hundreds of dogs with parvovirus!
Other shelters have a better than 90 % rate of saving dogs with parvovirus.
Under her watch, the shelter has also begun treating dogs with parvovirus, mange, cancer and other serious medical conditions that once meant an automatic death sentence.
Because dogs with parvovirus can be very debilitated, intensive treatment is usually necessary.
Dogs with parvovirus need immediate veterinary care because they are usually very sick.
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A dog with parvovirus should be isolated from other dogs, especially puppies.
Because the virus survives for so long, if you have had a dog with parvovirus in your home, you should be careful about introducing a new puppy or unvaccinated dog for at least 6 months (possibly longer).
For example, you have no idea if a dog with parvovirus was at your local park within the last year.
Without treatment, 80 % of dogs with parvovirus will die.
Some dogs with parvovirus will have only mild infections and few signs of infection.
Dogs with parvovirus may vomit and have bloody diarrhea with abdominal pain.
Once a dog is around another dog with parvovirus, it's difficult to avoid becoming infected.
A dog with parvovirus is literally one sick puppy.
For a dog with parvovirus, time and intensive nursing are of the essence.
If a dog with parvovirus is not hospitalized, the prognosis decreases significantly.
NOTE: symptoms of parvo in puppies include rapid dehydration, which is a critical issue in dogs with parvovirus.
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