Canine coronavirus disease

Canine coronavirus can cause varying degrees of gastroenteritis in dogs, characterised by violent vomiting, diarrhoea and blood, depression and lack of food and drink. The disease can occur throughout the year, but is more prevalent in spring and winter, with sick dogs being the main infectious agent. Once the disease has occurred, it is likely that dogs in the same house will also develop an infection that can be caused. The disease is often combined with canine microvirus and other gastrointestinal diseases. Problems must be treated aggressively.