There is no cure at present. The canine parvovirus treatment is focused on curing the symptoms and preventing secondary infections. The earlier the virus is detected and treatment begins, the better the outlook for treatment.
Treatment generally consists of the administration of IV fluids, administration of anti-nausea medications and injection of antibiotics.
In some cases a blood plasma transfusion may be used.
Dogs that show a low white blood count generally continue with oral antibiotics.
Once a dog can keep fluids down they will be weaned off additional fluids and given prescription based food that is easy on the gastrointestinal system.