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The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration are quoted on speculating that it may be parvovirus, as it seems to fit the symptoms. I have seen no further repor
by jmartinpetersen 7y ago
The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration are quoted on speculating that it may be parvovirus, as it seems to fit the symptoms. I have seen no further reporting or repudiation on that possibility, though.
Or ... maybe it's lupus?
- pvaldes 7y agoFits well but enteric canine parvovirosis is highly contagious and can be transmissible also to cats. If only non vaccinated dogs are falling ill, could explain it. For you dog owners living there: Is parvo vaccine optative in Norway? ... and if is parvo, why is not being caught quickly when there are specific diagnostic tests for it?
- bayesian_horse 7y agoA lot can fit those symptoms, and dogs with some other infection may be affected worse by parvovirus. The Norwegians probably know more about the details. There are vaccines against Parvo, so it's hard to tell if denial of vaccinations is so bad in Norway, that there is an outbreak with hundreds of dogs...