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The symptoms that characterize this disease is soft to
watery mucoid stools that may progress to bloody and red to brownish followed
by
decreased appetite, depression, weakness, lethargy, pallor, anemia, dehydration, and when followed by a secondary infection it will show symptoms of fever which if left unchecked will end in death.
decreased appetite, depression, weakness, lethargy, pallor, anemia, dehydration, and when followed by a secondary infection it will show symptoms of fever which if left unchecked will end in death.
These symptoms often affects young dogs and adolescents. The
symptoms in adult dogs are not seen clearly, but when examined feces it
will be seen clearly, but when examined feces it will be seen that the dog was positively affected, as evidenced by the presence of infective Oocyt in significant amounts.
will be seen clearly, but when examined feces it will be seen that the dog was positively affected, as evidenced by the presence of infective Oocyt in significant amounts.
Prevention
- Given trisulfa drugs.
- Keep the cage with good sanitation to avoid transmission through infected feces.
- Good ventilation so that air humidity decreases.
- Take care not to pooled urine in the cage.
- Maintain a clean constantly eating and drinking, should not be contaminated by dirt.
- Given the ongoing worm medicine.
- Given good nutrition, vitamins and minerals are complete.
Treatment
- Sulfamethazine is the only drug of choice of this disease coccidiosis.
- If the dog poop every morning looks watery unformed, give diarrhea medicine.
- When the anemic pale, quickly gave supplements containing high levels of Ferrum.
- If fever due to secondary infections, give Ampicillin or Amoxicillin, each with a dose of 250 mg.
- If the dog looks weak because of dehydration, immediately take it to the vet to be given an intravenous infusion of fluid replacement as soon as possible and vitamin B12 injections and antibiotics, such as ampicillin.
- If excessive bleeding, injection with vitamin K.
- R / Sulfamethazine sodium 60 mg / kg. Bb.
