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Press Release - Canine Parvovirus Warning
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 01 June 2016
Unalaska, AK – An extremely ill pet dog was destroyed over the weekend after it was tentatively diagnosed with canine parvovirus (CPV). CPV is a life-threatening viral disease, is extremely contagious, and can remain in the environment for years. It is most frequently contracted through oral-fecal route but can also be contracted by a dog merely sniffing at infected feces.
Unvaccinated dogs of any age are at risk, though puppies are most susceptible. Veterinarian David Colwell, DVM advises that any pet vaccinated at the Aleutian Pet Care clinic in the last 12-16 months received a CPV vaccination. Dr. Colwell is working with UDPS to ensure that local pets are safe. Those who do not know their pet’s vaccination status or who need a vaccination for their pet should leave their name and the name of their pet(s) with an on-duty communications officer. Cats are not at risk from CPV.
Symptoms of canine parvovirus include lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea which progresses to bloody diarrhea, and loss of interest in food and water. The progression of symptoms typically occurs over 3-7 days but may take longer.
UDPS is urging dog owners to pay close attention to the health of their pets and to isolate any animals that appear to be infected. Early stage CPV is treatable. The next tentative veterinary visit to Unalaska is early July.
