SaberVet Canine Coronavirus Antigen Rapid Test

Product overview

Canine Coronavirus (CCV) infection is a common canine infectious disease caused primarily by Canine Coronavirus. The virus is usually spread through contact with infected feces or infected environments, and is especially easy to spread when endemic in dog populations Severe illness may occur in puppies or dogs with compromised immune systems.

Below is a detailed description of the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of canine coronavirus infection: Symptoms of C oronavirus 1.Mild symptoms: Diarrhea: the dog may exhibit mild diarrhea and the stools may be slightly soft or yellow in color. Loss of appetite: The dog may lose interest in food or eat less.

Mild vomiting: Occasionally, mild vomiting may occur and usually does not last long. 2.Moderate symptoms: Increased diarrhea: stools may become more watery with foam or mucus. Exacerbation of vomiting: Vomiting increases in frequency and may be accompanied by food residue or yellow bile-like material.

Mild dehydration: As a result of the diarrhea and vomiting, the dog may show mild signs of dehydration such as dry mouth. 3.Severe symptoms: Severe diarrhea: frequent watery or bloody stools may occur, even with a foul smell. Severe vomiting: Increased frequency of vomiting and Bleeding or brown vomitus may be present.

High Fever: Body temperature is significantly elevated above the normal range. Significant dehydration: The dog may show signs of dehydration such as sunken eyes, dry and cracked lips, and loss of skin elasticity. Weakness or coma: In severe cases, the dog may appear weak or comatose due to dehydration or other complications.