Once it has been confirmed the vet will administer medicine to try and stop the vomiting and diarrhea, and will also try to replace lost fluids. The vet may also give antibiotics to prevent secondary infections from occurring. There is no known cure for Parvovirus, so prevention is the key. There is a vaccine for Parvovirus that is usually administered mixed with the other vaccines for distemper hepatitis, and others. This is a shot your vet will give the dog annually.
Sanitation is another key to prevention.
Parvovirus can live for months on any surface and can survive many extremes. The best way is to sanitize shared areas with household bleach. Also make sure that all waste is cleaned up on a regular basis. Signs symptoms and prevention of canine parvo virus. Information on this highly contagious viral disease that attacks the intestinal track, white blood cells, andsometimes the heart.