Análisis de la incidencia de Parvovirus Canino en perros

The subject "Analysis of the incidence of Canine Parvovirus in dogs" had as specific objectives to determine the susceptibility of dogs to canine parvovirus according to age and describe the diagnostic methods for detection of canine parvovirus, which arose from the problem. that present that canines present, especially when they live in overcrowding, recognition that the main clinical signs that the animals present are the temperatura that oscillates between 40° to 41°, abundant bloody diarrhea, vomiting, flatulence, among other signs. In the bibliographic review, the theoretical foundations that strengthened the study based on the two variables that identified the susceptibility and the diagnostic methods of canine parvovirosis as analysis points to determine the incidence of this virus. In the methodology, the deductive method that started from the general to the particular was applied, it is a non-experimental study, with a qualitative, descriptive scope. In the results of the bibliographic review, it was identified that the susceptibility of canine parvovirus occurs more frequently in puppies from 0 months to less than one year of age, emphasized in an interesting finding that the vaccination plan should be controlled as a form of prevention., particularly in females of childbearing age and that are not linked because it can spread transplacentally. In conclusion, when veterinarians observe gastrointestinal symptoms, they can apply the blood test to control the counts of white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets and/or they can use the parvovirus rapid kit test with the collection of the patient's feces to diagnose efficient if the canine is infected or not. Dogs that are most susceptible to parvovirus are large breeds, including Pitbulls, Rottweilers, Golden Retrievers, Labradors, Springer Spaniels, and Doberman Pinschers.

The subject "Analysis of the incidence of Canine Parvovirus in dogs" had as specific objectives to determine the susceptibility of dogs to canine parvovirus according to age and describe the diagnostic methods for detection of canine parvovirus, which arose from the problem. that present that canines present, especially when they live in overcrowding, recognition that the main clinical signs that the animals present are the temperatura that oscillates between 40° to 41°, abundant bloody diarrhea, vomiting, flatulence, among other signs. In the bibliographic review, the theoretical foundations that strengthened the study based on the two variables that identified the susceptibility and the diagnostic methods of canine parvovirosis as analysis points to determine the incidence of this virus. In the methodology, the deductive method that started from the general to the particular was applied, it is a non-experimental study, with a qualitative, descriptive scope. In the results of the bibliographic review, it was identified that the susceptibility of canine parvovirus occurs more frequently in puppies from 0 months to less than one year of age, emphasized in an interesting finding that the vaccination plan should be controlled as a form of prevention., particularly in females of childbearing age and that are not linked because it can spread transplacentally. In conclusion, when veterinarians observe gastrointestinal symptoms, they can apply the blood test to control the counts of white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets and/or they can use the parvovirus rapid kit test with the collection of the patient's feces to diagnose efficient if the canine is infected or not. Dogs that are most susceptible to parvovirus are large breeds, including Pitbulls, Rottweilers, Golden Retrievers, Labradors, Springer Spaniels, and Doberman Pinschers.

El tema “Análisis de la incidencia de Parvovirus Canino en perros”, tuvo como objetivos específicos determinar la susceptibilidad de los perros ante el parvovirus canino de acuerdo a la edad y describir los métodos de diagnóstico para detección del parvovirus canino, que surgieron ante la problemática que presentan que presentan los caninos, especialmente cuando viven en hacinamiento, reconocimiento que los principales signos clínicos que presentan los animales es la temperatura que oscila entre 40° a 41°, diarrea sanguinolenta en forma abundante, vómitos, flatulencia, entre otros signos. En la revisión bibliográfica, los fundamentos teóricos que afianzaron el estudio con base en las dos variables que identificaron la susceptibilidad y los métodos de diagnóstico de la parvovirosis canino como puntos de análisis para determinar la incidencia de este virus. En la metodología se aplicó el método deductivo que partió de lo general a lo particular, es un estudio no experimental, con alcance cualitativo, descriptivo. En los resultados de la revisión bibliográfica se identificó que la susceptibilidad de la parvovirosis canina se da con mayor frecuencia en los cachorros desde 0 meses hasta menores de un año, enfatizado en un hallazgo interesante que se debe controlar el plan de vacunación como forma de prevención, particularmente en las hembras en edad fértil y que no están ligadas porque puede contagiar transplacentariamente. En conclusión, los médicos veterinarios cuando observan síntomas gastrointestinales pueden aplicar el análisis de sangre para controlar los recuentos de glóbulos blancos, glóbulos rojos y plaquetas y/o pueden usar la prueba kit rápido parvovirus con la toma de heces fecales del paciente para diagnosticar de manera eficiente si el canino esta contagiado o no. Los perros que mayormente son susceptible al parvovirus son las razas grandes, entre ellas Pitbull, Rottweilers, Golden Retrieves, Labrador, Springer Spaniel, Doberman Pinscher.