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Can a pup that survived parvo cause blood bacteria infections or also cause hot spots seizures CDC or low white blood cells?
Parvo is actually a family of viruses. It is usually spread from dog to dog by direct contact (in parks, dog shows, kennels, pet shops, and the like) or by contact with infected feces. People can contribute to the spread of the disease by tracking fecal matter on their shoes. Since the virus can survive a wide range of temperatures and live outside the animal for months, it's extremely tough to eradicate.
How old does your English bull terrier pup have to be before you start walking it?
It must have had all of it's jabs and be fully immune to parvo, influenza and rabies (if you live in a country with this disease) before you can walk it outdoors.
If there are two dogs in one house and one has parvo can the other dog get parvo and infect the people that live in the same house?
It depends on your dogs age and if it's ever been vaccinated for Parvo. It needs to be vaccinated on a regular basis (1-3 years) depending on how often you take your dog to different places and how often your dog is around other dogs. As you may already know Parvo is a very serious disease with dogs and most of the time have a very slim chance of survival, even if they survive there has been known side-effect that can effect them for the rest of their life. Also it's been tested that the disease Parvo can live in the soil for up to 7 years! And of course dogs are always putting things in their mouth so it's very important to have your dog up to date with all of his/her shots. And.... talk to your vet! You should talk to him/her right after your dog came in contact with this other dog. Parvo can be spread by the dogs saliva, vomit, and feces. Good luck and I wish your dog and that the other one good luck.
Should a female dog be spayed if she had the parvo virus?
You should ask your vet to remove the Parvo Virus then yes, you should spay your dog it will make her live longer,happier, and more active!
How long does pravo last in the body of the dog?
Parvo kills your dog after the dog dies parvo can live on your land where the dog was and any place he played or laid while he had it for at least 7 years I suggest any dog you get take and get his shots A.S.A.P.!! Parvo is awful it's torture for you and your beloved dog!!!!
Do cats live forever?
No, cats do not live forever. Most cats live for about 15 years, although many live into their twenties.
Do cats live on farms?
Yes, they catch and eat small rats or rodents that might eat the crops or the livestocks food. Yes. cats are great on a farm. cats hunt for mice or rats that would chew important things, eat eggs(yes, rats steal eggs)or hurt any of the animals, cause disease on the farm,and more. cats can also be a great companion out in the fields.
How long does a indooroutdoor cat live?
Usualy indoor cats live longer than outdoor cats. The average lifspan for cats can be up to 15 years. All of the cats I have live up to 17-20 years becase they are indoor, and I take very good care of them. Usualy outdoor cats live shorter becase of th disesese, cars, other animals, ext. outside. If I were you I'd keep my cat indoors.
Do feral cats live in Georgia?
Feral cats live anywhere that has appropriate temperatures for cats to live, so therefore, yes, feral cats can be found in Georgia.
What is the age of a street dog?
Well based on the dangers out there on the streets I would say an abandoned or stray dog doesn't have an un-limited life span. They are likely to live about 3-6 years out on the streets, maybe shorter than that if they come in contract with traffic. Also strays or abandoned dogs could easily get diseases like parvovirus (parvo). Here is some information on parvo- Canine parvovirus (CPV) disease is currently the most common infectious disorder of dogs in the United States. 'Parvo' is a highly contagious disease characterized by diarrhea that is often bloody. Prior to 1980, most canine parvovirus that caused disease was Type 2 (CPV-2). After 1980, CPV-2 was replaced by CPV-2a became more common and in 1986, another variation called CPV-2b appeared. In the past few years, a new strain, CPV-2c has been detected. Today, CPV-2b has largely replaced the previous strains as the most common parvovirus causing disease in the dog. There is currently some discussion that there may be other strains that are beginning to emerge and have yet to be formally identified. Current vaccinations have helped to control the spread of this disease but despite being vaccinated, some dogs still contract and die from parvo. There is much that we do not know about the virus or the best way to control the disease, but we are learning new information daily. Misinformation about the disease, its spread, and vaccination is widespread. We hope that with a better understanding of the disease, pet owners will be able to make good health decisions for their dogs that will help prevent and reduce the spread of this disease. How is parvovirus This is how the pravovirus is spread- Parvovirus is spread through contact with feces containing the virus. The virus is known to survive on inanimate objects - such as clothing, food pans, and cage floors - for 5 months and longer in the right conditions. Insects and rodents may also serve as vectors playing an important role in the transmission of the disease. This means any fecal material or vomit needs to be removed with a detergent before the bleach solution is used. The bleach solution should be used on bedding, dishes, kennel floors and other impervious materials that may be contaminated. The normal incubation period (time from exposure to the virus to the time when signs of disease appear) is from 7-14 days. Virus can be found in the feces several days before clinical signs of disease appear, and may last for one to two weeks after the onset of the disease. All information from-
Is measles a mosquitoe disease?
No, measles is actually spread by small parasites that live on grass. That is why people who play outside more will get measles more often.
Where do cats mostly live?
cats mostly live in a barn or a house and outside
