If your dog is infected with parvovirus and the following signs appear after treatment, it may mean that the condition is improving:

Energy Getting better: Dogs infected with parvovirus will initially experience symptoms of loss of appetite and lack of energy. After treatment, when the dog's spirit gradually recovers and its appetite gradually improves, it may be a sign that the condition is improving.

Reduced vomiting: Parvovirus will have a greater impact on the dog’s gastrointestinal tract, and sick dogs will generally have vomiting symptoms. If you find that your dog vomits less frequently after treatment, it may mean that the condition is improving. At this time, the dog's intestines and stomach are still fragile, so the diet should be mainly light and avoid overeating. At the same time, owners should clean up the dog's vomit in time to prevent the dog from eating it after vomiting it, which may lead to other viral infections.

Stop diarrhea: One of the most obvious symptoms of a dog suffering from parvovirus is diarrhea, and as the condition worsens, the diarrhea will become more and more serious, and even symptoms of blood in the stool will appear. Therefore, if your dog's diarrhea symptoms are controlled, the condition may be relieved. At this time, the owner can feed the dog a small amount of warm water to relieve gastrointestinal problems, help it absorb energy, and relieve weakness caused by illness.