Abstract Canine parvovirus type 2 (CPV-2) is one of the most common causes of infectious
diarrhea in small animals, with high mortality and morbidity. Information on the specific …

This study aimed to classify the clinical profile of dogs affected by parvovirus at the
Veterinary University Hospital of a higher education institution in Rio Grande do Sul. The …

This review covers the factors that predispose to severe parvovirus disease (age, stress,
breed or genetics, intestinal parasites and concurrent infections), safety of modified live virus …

Clinical presentation of canine parvovirus typically involves expression of a Systemic
Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS). The aim of this retrospective study was to …

To evaluate the effect of canine parvovirus infection on hematological and biochemical
parameters in dogs, forty two dogs aged between 2-9 months admitted to the Veterinary …

The immune system unites the organs and the tissues that protect the organism against
genetically alien cells or substances entering the organism from the environment. Canine …

Canine parvovirus study Canine parvovirus study Abstract CANINE parvovirus remains a
significant disease of domestic dogs despite the availability of safe and effective vaccines. Full …

Canine parvo viral infection is a highly contagious disease in dog with high mortality rate in
untreated cases. This study represents a case report of an unvaccinated 4 months old …

Canine parvovirus (CP) is a life threatening disease in young dogs. Lack of proper
immunization and mismanagement are the key factors associated with its occurrence. The …

The present study was conducted to find out pathology of canine parvo viral infection in
immune and non immune dogs, localization of CPV antigen in different organs of immune …