Canine Coronavirus

Canine Coronavirus

By: PetPlace Veterinarians

Section: Follow Up

  • Allow your pet to rest and regain its strength.

  • Feces should be picked up and kept from other dogs, because most likely they contain the virus.

  • Once vomiting has stopped, encourage water intake. Offer your pet a small amount of water and a bland diet.

  • Your veterinarian may recommend a prescription diet.

  • If your pet is not eating or drinking, is continually tired, vomiting and/or still has diarrhea, call your veterinarian. It takes a few days for stools to normalize.

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