Salmonella infections may require prompt treatment with supportive care and fluids. Treatment of Salmonella infections with antibiotics may be necessary for severe cases and hospitalization in a veterinary clinic may be required. Your pet's veterinarian is the best source of advice on your pet's health. 18 июл. 2012 г.
How long does it take a dog to get over salmonella?
Salmonella may persist for a long time after the initial infection, in intestinal epithelia and lymph nodes. Faecal excretion may be continuous during the first week and then become intermittent. The period of excretion is usually 3-6 weeks but there are occasional reports of longer excretion time.
Is salmonella in dogs serious?
Left untreated salmonellosis can kill a dog with a compromised immune system, extremely poor gut health or a senior dog. While your dog is sick, it's important to monitor them, ensure they stay hydrated and also speak to your vet.
Does salmonella go away on its own in dogs?
Most cases of salmonella infection in dogs are mild, and the only symptom may be acute diarrhea. Dogs' immune systems will fight it off after a short time in these cases, though dogs will need a steady supply of fresh, clean water to stay hydrated after losing fluids from diarrhea or vomiting.
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