Abstract:

Abstract: Objective To explore the effectiveness of canine parvovirus immunoglobulin injection. Method In this experiment, the canines were divided into model control group, symptomatic treatment group and globulin treatment group, and artificial infection of canine parvovirus was carried out. After the onset of the canines, the symptomatic treatment group and the globulin treatment group were treated according to the daily state. The experimental group was injected with canine fine immunoglobulin in addition to the same adjuvant therapy as the symptomatic treatment group. To observe clinical symptoms and score daily, collect anal swabs to detect fecal detoxification with colloidal gold antigen test strips; daily blood collection, perform blood routine and blood biochemical tests, analyze the test result and anatomical result . For analysis, the treatment effects of the other two treatment groups were compared according to the model establishment group. Result The result showed that the incidence rate of all dogs was 100%, the improvement rate of the model control group was 20%, the improvement rate of the symptomatic treatment group was 40%, and the improvement rate of the test treatment group was 80%. Conclusion The result show that the comparison of the treatment effect between the artificial infection model and the treatment group confirms that the canine parvovirus injection has the effect of treating canine parvovirus disease.