How long is the incubation period for small

The incubation period of parvovirus is generally between 3 and 14 days, and the average onset time is about five to seven days. Clinical symptoms generally do not appear during the incubation period, but the virus is multiplying rapidly. When the disease enters the clinical stage, the symptoms of the dog will be very obvious, including severe vomiting, diarrhea, etc., and later there will be blood in the stool, severe dehydration, and acid-base disorders. The small cure rate is relatively high, but the premise is to seek medical treatment in time and receive reasonable treatment.

Prevention measures for small dogs:

1. When taking the dog out, the pet owner must keep an eye on the dog. Don’t let the dog smell other dogs’ poop, urine, vomit, saliva, and don’t let the dog pick up food on the ground. Do not let the dog come into contact with other sick dogs, and solve the risk of infection from the root.

2. The most effective way to prevent canine parvovirus is to vaccinate dogs regularly. First of all, the parvovirus vaccine is injected once when the dog is 8-12 weeks old, and then injected again after 2 weeks, and then injected once a year, and imported vaccines are recommended.

3. There are a lot of bacteria in crowded places, and the same is true in places where dogs are crowded. Therefore, when pet owners usually take their dogs out, it is best not to go to places with many dogs, such as pet trading markets, parks where many people walk dogs, etc. If you go, remember to disinfect after returning home.

4. In addition to paying attention to the outside environment, pet owners should also pay attention to the home environment. After all, dogs live at home most of the time. Therefore, pets mainly disinfect the home regularly. First, you can use 1:30 diluted bleach to disinfect the furniture and floors at home, and then the dog’s supplies are best disinfected with a pet-specific disinfectant.