How to diagnose if a dog has Canine Distemper?
Rapid test kits uses colloidal gold antigen detection method to detect canine distemper virus (CDV) antigen in dog nasal mucus, saliva, conjunctival secretion and blood.
What are the clinical signs of Canine Distemper in dogs?
The incubation period for canine distemper is generally 3-6 days. The initial symptoms of canine distemper, the dog’s body temperature rises, depression, anorexia, watery discharge from the eyes and nose, accompanied by sneezing and diarrhea.
How to treat a dog infected with Canine Coronavirus(CCoV)?
Coronavirus disease immune serum, monoclonal antibodies, etc. are mainly used for specific antiviral treatment, and the dose is adjusted according to the body weight of the sick dog.
How to prevent dogs from contracting Canine Coronavirus(CCoV)?
Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent dog diseases. This vaccine is not recommended for all dogs and will be administered by a veterinarian based on your dog’s lifestyle and risk assessment.
How to diagnose if a dog has Canine Coronavirus(CCov)?
Rapid test kits use colloidal gold antigen detection method to detect CCoV antigen in dog nasal mucus, saliva, conjunctival secretion and blood. The operation is simple and fast, and the result can be obtained in 5-10 minutes.
What are the clinical symptoms of dogs infected with Canine Coronavirus(CCoV)?
Canine Coronavirus(CCoV) has a short incubation period, which is generally 1-3 days. It is spread through feces and causes damage to cells in the dog’s gastrointestinal tract.
Do you know Canine Coronavirus (CCoV)?
Canine coronavirus disease is a viral infectious disease caused by canine coronavirus(CCoV), which can cause different degrees of gastroenteritis symptoms in dogs.
How can feline calicivirus(FCV) infection be prevented?
Vaccination, the vaccine against feline calicivirus is listed as the “core vaccine” that needs to be vaccinated; Pay attention to regular disinfection. For cat toys or tableware.
How is Feline Calicivirus(FCV) infection treated?
The primary therapy of feline caliciivirus(FCV) include antibiotics and hydration treatment. In addition, there are some complementary treatments.
How is feline calicivirus(FCV) infection diagnosed?
Because calicivirus infection often occurs at the same time as infection with other pathogens, it is often difficult to diagnose based on clinical symptoms, so veterinarians usually use the following methods to confirm whether cats are infected with feline calicivirus: