What happens next?

How to prevent canine coronavirus
Get your dog a vaccine.
There is an effective vaccine against canine coronavirus. Because infection is not usually life-threatening, your vet may not consider coronavirus vaccination to be a core or essential vaccination.

Choices:
(A). In 95% of cases, surgery is followed. In other cases, further treatment may be needed..
(B). The need will be assessed on an individual basis. The vaccine is usually given on a risk assessment basis..
(C). Though a new product is introduced, it is likely your vet will choose one for your dog if a specific vaccination is required. If your dog is canine have your vet discuss with your current vet whether or not a new vaccine would be a good option for your dog..
(D). Nonetheless, you may need to expect to receive a version of the vaccine a year or more after your dog gets infected, and if not received, a full screening. Keep your dog in the home alone..
(B).