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Infectious Canine Hepatitis is a viral disease that is caused by the canine adenovirus CAV-1, a type of DNA virus that causes upper respiratory tract infections. Although not zoonotic, it can be spread to foxes, wolves, coyotes, bears, lynx, and some pinnipeds.
-A Slight Fever
-Congestion Of The Mucous Membranes
-Severe Depression
-Reduction Of White Blood Cells
-Deficiency Of Blood Clotting
-Sometimes Blinding, or the ¨Blue Eye¨
-Hemorrhage
-Bleeding Around Deciduous Teeth
-Spontaneous Hematomas
1. Late Stage: Not too severe
Results in 20 percent of cases developing eye inflammation and corneal swelling four to six days postinfection, and a recovery often within 21 days, but may progress to glaucoma and corneal ulceration.
2. Acute Stage: Severe
Symptoms of fever, anorexia, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, enlarged liver, abdominal pain, abdominal fluid, inflammation of the vessels (Vasculitis), pinpoint red dots, brusing of skin (Petechia), DIC, swollen, enlarged lymph nodes, and possibly inflammation of the brain
1. Peracute Stage: Very Severe
Symptoms of fever, central nervous system signs, collapse of blood vessels, coagulation disorder (DIC), and frequently death within hours
There is no specific treatment to infectious canine hepatitis, however treatment for the symptoms caused by infectious canine hepatitis may be helpful. After so long of having the disease, plasma or whole blood transfusions if the dog is severely ill. After 7-10 days the disease should be gone; if not or worsened, take to vet.
To prevent infectious canine hepatitis, a vaccination called Nobiac Canine 1-DAPPv can be given, as well as a vaccination for CAV-2 prevention. Both will help with immunity.
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