Bleach is one of the only cleaners
effective against parvovirus, and surfaces such as flooring as well as bedding, food and water bowls, and toys in which an infected puppy has been in contact should be thoroughly cleaned with bleach in order to clean these materials.
Other disinfectants that are labeled as
effective against parvovirus can also be used and may be available through your vet.
Not exact matches
For example, vaccination is very
effective against feline
parvovirus infection (panleukopenia) but does not completely protect
against respiratory virus infections.
It is extremely
effective against the canine
parvovirus and rabies which makes it a must - have for dog breeding facilities.
In short, Charlotte Long's article fails to include a simple and
effective message to promote successful immunisation of puppies to protect
against parvovirus, rather than over-vaccinating already immune dogs over and over again.
The best and most
effective disinfectant
against viruses (including
parvoviruses) is BLEACH.