parvo
Americannoun
plural
parvosEtymology
Origin of parvo
By shortening
Example Sentences
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While some veterinarians recommend dogs receive parvo vaccinations every three years, dogs that socialize regularly with others should be vaccinated annually, Mann said.
From Seattle Times
That means young dogs need up to four parvo vaccinations in the first four months of life, Dr. Pool said.
From Washington Times
She took him to Southwest Virginia Veterinary Services, where he was diagnosed with parvo — a contagious virus, which, if left untreated, can be lethal.
From Washington Post
She took him to Southwest Virginia Veterinary Services, where he was diagnosed with parvo – a contagious virus, which, if left untreated, can be lethal.
From Seattle Times
He pointed to Slab City residents’ failure to deal with an outbreak of another virus, called parvo, which is deadly to young dogs.
From Washington Post
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