The People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) is urging dog owners to keep an eye out for a number of symptoms in their beloved pets - including a little-known sign that appears in their mouths ...

In a heartbreaking bit of news, a homeless couple recently had to surrender their adorable puppies, who have survived parvovirus, in order for these fur babies to receive all the attention, love, and ...

Your dog may contract parvovirus while exploring its surroundings ... and it remains contagious for several weeks after symptoms disappear. Unfortunately, the virus can survive in the environment ...

The Claremore Animal Shelter has announced an intake freeze at its animal shelter after a dog tested positive for parvovirus, with additional dogs exhibiting symptoms of the disease. They say this ...

Those who work there want to remind dog owners to make sure their dogs ... tract and attacks white blood cells. Symptoms of parvo include lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting and severe diarrhea.

They can die from it if not treated and your dog’s chance of surviving parvovirus is "much higher if you take them to the vet as soon as you notice symptoms", PDSA says. They explain ...

A man who received a free puppy from a woman in Jamestown contacted PAWS Along the River animal shelter in Warren, Pa, seeking help for the sick animal. The puppy, suffering from diarrhea and vomiting ...

Signs a dog has parvo typically involve extreme lethargy ... to others for weeks before and after experiencing a breakout of symptoms, making it difficult to contain. Shelter staff tested the ...

They can die from it if not treated and your dog’s chance of surviving parvovirus is "much higher if you take them to the vet as soon as you notice symptoms", PDSA says. They explain ...

THEY’RE URGING YOU TO MAKE SURE YOUR PET IS VACCINATED BEFORE GOING TO THE DOG PARK. PARVO IS HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS AND CAN BE FATAL, ESPECIALLY FOR UNVACCINATED DOGS. SYMPTOMS TO WATCH Newton ...

SPCA Whangārei centre manager Karla Aekins urged dog owners to get their animals vaccinated against the deadly and preventable parvovirus. Northland vets, daycare centres, and the SPCA are urging ...