Abstract
The study was started from 11/2017 to 2/1028 to determine the incidence of Canine Parvovirus (CPV) infection in dogs from1month to over 6 months of age with bloody diarrhea based on the CPV-Ag rapid test kit in Veterinary Clinic of Can Tho University. In this study, 105 of 356 dogs showed positive with CPV (29.45%). The proportion in infected dogs from 1 to less than 3 months of age was significantly higher than those at 5 to 6 months of age (42.99% vs14.46%). There was no significant difference in infection between male dogs and female dogs. The proportion of infected dog in local and exotic breed was 29.49% and 29.50% respectively. The results showed that CPV vaccinated dogs were significantly lower in CPV infection than unvaccinated dogs (3.70% vs 31.61%). In general, 84.76% CPV infected dogs were recovered after treatment.
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