Abordaje tradicional de parvovirus canino con ayuda de engystol.

Abstract

Dr. Reyes, a 4-month-old male Pitbull canine patient arrives at the Small Animal Clinic, admitted to be severely depressed with vomiting and fever. Anamnesic examination was performed presenting an increased heart and respiratory rate. Enlarged nodes, enophthalmos, pale mucous membranes and capillary filling time of 4 seconds. With these data already identified, a list of the diseases was made, which can occur with these symptoms as viral, bacterial, parasitic, alimentary gastroenteritis. The diagnosis was made with the help of the diagnostic methods found in the clinic, such as blood count, coprology and rapid viral test. The

blood count indicated the existence of leukopenia, monocytosis, decrease in granulocytes and glucose. A coprological procedure was performed which indicated the presence of Ancylostoma caninum and a rapid canine parvovirus test, resulting in a positive result for canine parvovirus. The patient was treated with the respective medications such as Metronidazole, Tramadol, Omeprazole, Ondasetron, Quercetol, Cacodil, Engystol both to treat the symptoms of parvovirus as well as the treatment of Ancylostoma using ampicillin antibiotics plus sulbactam, antihemetics, and dewormers Canicel (Praziquantel) , Febantel, Pirantel), with a successful recovery and was discharged