¡Navega por el desafío de eliminar el parvo de tu jardín y otros espacios exteriores! ¡Obtén consejos sobre inmunidad y métodos sencillos de prevención!
Tag: Parvo
Preventing and treating Parvovirus, a serious viral disease affecting dogs.
Comment éliminer le Parvo dans votre jardin ? Conseils essentiels
Relevez le défi d'éliminer le parvo de votre jardin et autres espaces extérieurs ! Obtenez des conseils sur l'immunité et des méthodes de prévention faciles !
Como Eliminar o Parvo do Quintal? Dicas Essenciais para Cães
Navegue pelo desafio de eliminar o parvo do seu quintal e em outros espaços externos! Obtenha dicas sobre imunidade e métodos fáceis de prevenção!
Killing Parvo in the Yard? Top Dog Tips
Navigate the challenge of eliminating parvo from your yard and in other outdoor spaces! Get tips on immunity and easy prevention methods!
[BLOG] What You Don’t Know About Parvo
Understanding Parvo in Dogs: This blog provides essential insights into Canine Parvovirus, a highly contagious viral disease that can be fatal if left untreated. Learn about the symptoms, modes of transmission, and preventive strategies to protect your puppies. The importance of early vaccination and maintaining strict hygiene standards are also discussed.
[BLOG] Adoption in Animal Shelters: talk about infectious disease prevention
Adopting from animal shelters brings joy but also the responsibility of preventing infectious diseases. This blog highlights essential measures to ensure the health and wellbeing of shelter animals, emphasizing the critical role of effective vaccination and deworming protocols. Learn about managing and preventing common diseases like parvo, giardia, and upper respiratory infections in a shelter setting. Our focus on robust sanitation practices will help you maintain a disease-free environment, safeguarding the health of both the animals and the community. These strategies not only contribute to the animals' immediate health but also enhance their adoptability and long-term wellbeing.
[BLOG] Minutes from the 1st Royal Canin International Shelter Convention : 5 tips on infectious diseases management
Discover key insights from the 1st Royal Canin International Shelter Convention, focused on managing infectious diseases in animal shelters. This blog highlights five critical tips for shelters to prevent and control infections, ensuring the health and wellbeing of their animals. From the importance of rigorous sanitation practices to the role of vaccinations and understanding the spread of diseases like Parvo and Upper Respiratory Infection, these guidelines are essential for anyone involved in animal care. Whether you're a shelter worker or a pet owner, learn how to create a safer environment for both dogs and cats, enhancing their chances for a healthy, happy life.
[BLOG] 12 interesting facts about parvo in shelters
Parvovirus, commonly known as Parvo, poses a significant threat to dogs, especially in shelter environments. This highly contagious viral disease can lead to severe gastrointestinal issues and, if left untreated, can be fatal. Our latest blog highlights 12 essential facts about Parvo, including its transmission methods, symptoms, and the critical role of vaccination and sanitation in prevention. Understanding these aspects is vital for anyone involved in dog care, particularly in shelters, to protect these vulnerable animals from such a devastating disease.
[BLOG] The compulsive “animal petter”: why it is a threat & how to prevent this in shelters
Understanding the dangers of compulsive petting in animal shelters is essential for maintaining a safe and stress-free environment for animals awaiting adoption. This blog explores how excessive handling can negatively impact pets, particularly those that are already under stress due to their shelter surroundings. It emphasizes the need for creating awareness among visitors and volunteers, highlighting practical strategies for prevention. The piece underscores the importance of training and setting boundaries to ensure that interactions between humans and shelter animals are both positive and health-promoting. By prioritizing the well-being of pets, shelters can significantly improve their chances of successful adoption and long-term animal health.
[BLOG] Not only for dogs: CPV-2c
The article sheds light on CPV-2c, a strain initially identified in Italy in 2000, which has since become a significant concern worldwide, including in North America. Notably, CPV-2c doesn't just affect dogs but can also infect cats, causing similar symptoms to those seen in panleukopenia. This revelation emphasizes the importance of awareness and vaccination, as current vaccines and diagnostic tests remain effective against this strain.
DR. EMMANUEL FONTAINE 