A two month old husky named Browny was admitted to the veterinary hospital with symptoms of fever, loss of appetite, lethargy, diarrhea, and vomiting. A rapid test was positive and initial bloodwork showed neutrophilia, low red blood cells, hemoglobin, and hematocrit. Over subsequent days the dog's condition worsened with bloody diarrhea and vomiting while bloodwork showed decreasing white blood cell and neutrophil counts with lymphocytosis. By day 6 the dog had recovered its appetite and activity and bloodwork was normal allowing for discharge from the hospital. The veterinary hospital reported a 99% survival rate for parvo cases based on their diagnostic capabilities and treatment experience.

1. A case of Parvo- enteritis in
Husky dog
Dr. Prabhakar K. Shah, M.V.Sc(Vet. Med)
Dr. Jibachha Sah, M.V.Sc (T.U.)
Jibachha Veterinary Hospital (P)Ltd.
Kathmandu,Sanepa-3,Jhamsikhel,Lalitpur,Nepal

2. Two month Browny (Husky) was present with
clinical signs of Fever 104 OF, anorexia,
lethargy, diarrhoea and vomiting on admit
day first. Note the Rapid test kit positive,
neutrophilia, decrease RBC, Hg & HCT.

3. Day 2 the haematology profile
note the neutrophilia,
decreasing on Hg, RBC & PCV,
lymphopania

4. Day 3 Browny health condition was worsening
with bloody faeces and vomiting.

5. Day 4, WBC was decreased and other
parameter are in almost normal. But vomit
and diarrhoea was still present

6. Day 5, again Brwony health was worsening
decreased WBC, neutropenia (Decrease
Neutrophil), Lymphocytosis (Increased
lymphocytes) and vomit was in control but
mucoid diarrhoea was present

7. On 6 day, Browni was in well condition, appetite was normal, she was active ,CBC was normal
and discharge. In our hospital well diagnostic facilities and secrecy of treatment experience
almost 99 percent survival rate in parvo deadily disease was recorded in 76 cases.