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AN outbreak of parvovirus across the south-west has reached alarming heights, with local vets reminding dog owners to vaccinate their pets to prevent further spread of the disease.
In the past three months, 158 cases of canine parvovirus have been reported in Queensland, more than 50% of them in Brisbane and Ipswich.
The puppy disease was believed to have spread during the recent floods and subsequent rainfalls.
Redbank Plainsveterinarian Ray Baxter said the number of dogs he had treated for parvovirus had spiked in the past six months.
http://www.thesatellite.com.au/story/2012/06/01/deadly-virus-spreads/
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AN outbreak of parvovirus across the south-west has reached alarming heights, with local vets reminding dog owners to vaccinate their pets to prevent further spread of the disease.
In the past three months, 158 cases of canine parvovirus have been reported in Queensland, more than 50% of them in Brisbane and Ipswich.
The puppy disease was believed to have spread during the recent floods and subsequent rainfalls.
Redbank Plainsveterinarian Ray Baxter said the number of dogs he had treated for parvovirus had spiked in the past six months.
http://www.thesatellite.com.au/story/2012/06/01/deadly-virus-spreads/
I know, we will get he is saving the animals etc posts.