Animal welfare in the east of Gauteng has warned of a spike in puppies falling ill to the Canine Parvovirus or ‘Cat Flu’.said it is currently experiencing “an unusually high volume” of requests for emergency assistance for sick puppies aged between 8 weeks and 1 year that appear to have the virus.and bloody diarrhoea.
“These symptoms are indicative of the Parvo Virus, also known as ‘Cat Flu’ or ‘Katgriep'” the SPCA said. “This measure is not only crucial for the well-being of your pet but also plays a vital role in preventing the spread of this contagious virus,” it added.to go to an animal clinic or private vet as soon as possible. It said anyone who could not afford private healthcare could contact them for further assistance.
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