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What are the three reasons why parvo was spread so quickly when it first emerged?

-shed in feces in enormous amounts

-very resistant to the environment

-no dogs had previous immunity

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CPV 2 is ____% genetically similar to Feline Panleukopenia Virus

98%

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What strain of parvo has the ability to infect cats?

CPV 2c

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What is the current most common strain of parvo?

CPV 2b

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Can parvo withstand freezing temps?

YES! - freezing temps protect/preserve the virus

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How long will dogs shed parvo post infection?

Shed for 1 month post infection

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Why are puppies the primary type of dogs being infected?

-unvaccinated <12 week

-Unvaccinated mom

-No colostrum - lack sufficient Ab protection

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How is parvo transmitted?

fecal-oral route (fomites!)

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what is the incubation period of parvo?

3 to 7 days between initial infection and onset of first clinical signs

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Where does the virus enter the puppy's body?

Through the mouth

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Where does it travel to and replicate in?

Travels to lymph nodes and replicates there

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What will we see in the blood work of a puppy with parvo?

-Decreased WBC

-Decreased electrolytes (Na and K)

-Decreased glucose

-Increased PCV

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Why do dogs get bloody malodorous diarrhea with parvo?

Because the virus can travel to the crypt cells of the intestines and cause necrosis and destruction of crypts, leading to diarrhea

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What else can happen due to parvo destroying the crypt cells?

Bacteria can invade the blood stream causing septicemia

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What is the main thing that causes death in parvo cases?

Severe dehydration from V/D or septicemia from loss of intestinal lining

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Main ways to diagnose parvo

-Complete blood count (low WBC count = parvo)

-Fecal Parvo Idexx Snap test - tests for viral antigen in feces

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What test is considered a confirmatory test for parvo?

PCR - detects iral DNA

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What are the five main ways to treat parvo?

-Fluids

-Antibiotics

-Antiemetics

-Antiinflammatory agents

-Anti-ulcer

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Best prevention method for parvo

Vaccinate!!

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When should puppies be vaccinated for parvo?

weeks 8,12, 16

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what is recommended for breeds such as rotties/dobies who are more predisposed to parvo?

Recommended fourth vx at 20 weeks