Etiology and symptoms of canine coronavirus

Etiology and symptoms of canine coronavirus

Etiology and symptoms of canine coronavirus
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Although the coronary virus is the weakest among the three major infectious diseases of dogs, it should not be underestimated to the dog's body. It also has the characteristics of strong contagion and high mortality, so it is also a very big threat to dogs. Let's take a look at the causes and symptoms of dog coronal virus in order to facilitate the owner to discover the dog's discomfort in time and treat it as soon as possible.

Coronatte Virus Cause

Coronatic virus is caused by catalyst virus. Cobo virus can infect all varieties and dogs of all ages (severe injuries with puppies), causing dogs to cause gastroenteritis symptoms of different severity. Vomiting, diarrhea, depression, anorexia, clinical symptoms can still recur after 14 to 21 days after disappearing, which is currently a major infectious disease that endangers dog breeding. The pathway is the digestive tract, mainly due to the exposure to the feces and pollutants discharged from the sick dog. The virus survives in the feces for 6 to 9 days, and the pollutants can be contagious for several days in water. Activirus can respond to the antibodies of cat infectious peritonitis virus and pig infectious gastroenteritis virus, indicating that the three may be a group of viruses. The virus is sensitive to heat, ultraviolet and general chemicals.

Symptoms

The incubation period is 1 to 8 days. This disease is infected rapidly, which can spread the whole group within a few days. Generally, let's show drowsiness, weakness, and vomiting repeatedly. Later, the stool is passed from paste, semi -paste to water, orange or green, mucus or blood, fever or no fever, reduced white blood cells, rapid dehydration, death. As the age increases, the mortality rate decreases. Some cases do not show clinical symptoms. Coronatte virus is often mixed with small viruses, which constitutes the popularity of dog diarrhea.