The Difference Between Dog Enteritis and Parvo

The difference between dog enteritis and fine:

1. Infectiousness:

Small: It is an acute viral infectious disease of dogs, which is extremely contagious.

Enteritis: common enteritis is not contagious, only bacterial enteritis, viral enteritis, and parasitic enteritis are contagious, and the infectivity is not strong.

2. Infected groups:

Small: Mostly infects unvaccinated puppies, 99% of vaccinated dogs will not be infected.

Enteritis: It is possible for dogs to get sick at all stages, even if they have been vaccinated, they may get enteritis.

3. Inspection method:

Small: It can be diagnosed by using test strips combined with checking the white blood cells in the blood.

Enteritis: Usually confirmed by stool examination.

4. Symptoms:

Small: After the dog is infected with small, the symptoms of anorexia, elevated body temperature, frequent vomiting, severe diarrhea, and blood in the stool will occur.

Enteritis: Dogs will develop diarrhea and vomiting after enteritis, and only in very serious cases will they develop symptoms such as fever and blood in the stool.

5. Etiology:

Xiaoxiao: Xiaoxiao is a virus, and it is only possible to be infected if you come into contact with this virus. It is easy to be infected when the dog's constitution is weak and the resistance is low.

Enteritis: Improper diet, accidental eating, germ infection, parasites, overeating, colds, etc. can cause enteritis in dogs.

6. Prevention:

Minority: It is necessary to vaccinate the dog on time, isolate it from the sick dog, and pay attention to the hygiene of the dog's diet and daily life to reduce the chance of bacterial infection.

Enteritis: Feed reasonably to avoid excessive hunger or overeating. Strengthen nutrition, enhance the dog's resistance, and avoid infection with germs that induce gastroenteritis.

7. Prognosis:

Psoriasis: Dogs suffering from Psoriasis will have a high fatality rate. Generally, it is possible to be cured only if they receive treatment at the early stage of the disease. If the dog does not improve after 4-5 days of treatment, the prognosis is poor. But the cured dog generally will not relapse.

Enteritis: When a dog has enteritis, the survival rate is still very high as long as it is treated in time. Mild enteritis may be cured within 1-2 days. However, if the cured dog is not properly fed, it is still possible to suffer from enteritis again.