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What is Parvovirus and Distemper? Canine Parvo and distemper both viral diseases that can affect our doggy family members. While they share a viral cause, and immunity is often administered in the same vaccine, they are very different diseases. 80% of puppies affected by parvovirus will die if not treated 15% of puppies affected will still be die even if treated 80% of puppies affected by canine distemper will die 50% of adult dogs affected by canine distemper will die Sometimes vomiting and diarrhea may also occur. The virus then often stays, hiding in the skin or nervous system. This can result in a relapse in disease weeks to months after the initial infection. This time, symptoms can include changes to the paw pads or nose, tremors, or seizures. PARVO VIRUS Also known as Canine Parvovirus (CPV) or Parvo A highly contagious viral illness that affects all dogs especially in gastrointestinal tract General fatal if untreated The virus can affect all dogs but unvaccinated dogs and puppies are the most at risk SYMPTOMS Bloody and foul smelling diarrhea Severe weight loss Anorexia Dehydration Vomiting Collapse PREVENTION & TREATMENT This is a viral infection with NO KNOWN CURE. The key to recovery is intensive therapy and systemic support. Young puppies should be vaccinated. Puppies should not socialize with outside dogs until fully vaccinated. Consult your vet for vaccination. DISTEMPER VIRUS Also known as Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) A highly contagious disease that affect dogs respiratory, gastrointestinal and neurological system as well as the membranes of the eyes. SOURCE OF INFECTION In contact with susceptible dogs and infected dogs. SYMPTOMS Common sign are fever and fluid discharge from the eyes and nose. Respiratory ; sneezing, coughing, difficulty breathing, nasal discharge and pneumonia. Gastrointestinal ; anorexia, vomiting amd diarrhea. Neurological ; Seizures and tremors. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT There is no specific treatment for distemper. The key to recovery should be general nursing care and preventative measure to control other bacterial and viral infections. All dogs develop a protective immune response once vaccinated. #mvfurpethub #parvovirus #distemper #Viusid #antiviral #antioxidants #immunodulator #hepatoprotector