Parvovírusos lett a kutyám. 1 éves és 4 hónapos. Valakinek tapasztalata? Mennyi esélye van, hogy meggyógyuljon?

Infúzió kellene neki állandóra, így, hogy hazavittétek szerintem még 1-2 nap max és annyi.

Branült se kapott?

A májától és a veséjétől függ egyébként...

Ha bármelyik leáll, akkor annyi..

50-50%

Antibiotikum kellene a másodlagos fertőzések megelőzésére.

Ezenfelül állandó elektrolit, és glükóz pótlás.

Gondolom a rendkívüli fertőzőképessége miatt nem tartották bent, pedig azzal lett volna a legtöbb esélye.

Így bármikor dehidratálódhat, begörcsölhet, összeomolhat, és persze a "rendelő" megtette amit lehetett...

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Treatment

IV fluids and management of electrolytes are the cornerstone of treatment for parvo. Antibiotics are given to prevent secondary infections, along with medications to help relieve vomiting, nausea and pain. De-wormer should be given since many puppies also have intestinal parasites that can worsen diarrhea. If the sugar levels are low, IV supplementation will be required.

Nutrition is a very important part of treatment. Since most patients are not eating enough on their own, some may require a temporary feeding tube that goes into their nose and directly into the esophagus or stomach to provide nutrients.

Severe cases may also need a treatment called a plasma transfusion, which helps replenish loss of clotting factors and blood proteins, such as albumin which are important for maintaining blood pressure.

Patients with parvo require close monitoring and should ideally be hospitalized where they can receive the care and attention they need. However, in situations where there may be financial barriers to hospitalization, outpatient therapy has been successful for many dogs — as long as the owner can give medications and adhere to a rigorous schedule of daily checks with their veterinarian to ensure the dog is responding to treatment.

Outcome

Survival from a parvovirus infection is possible, but depends on age, size and how sick the dog is when owners first seek care. Most patients will not survive without treatment. Starting medical treatments when illness first sets in will increase the likelihood of recovery.