Parvovirus and/or Coronavirus Vaccines

Protects against canine parvovirus and/or canine coronavirus. We prefer modified live parvovirus because they produce faster and longer immunity. Parvovirus, often called "parvo," is a serious, highly-contagious disease characterized by bloody diarrhea. In the last 4 to 5 years, parvovirus in the U.S. has been the biggest problem for kennels, even in vaccinated dogs. Coronavirus is not as common, but it is also characterized by diarrhea. Coronavirus vaccines are killed.

Parvovirus only

Duramune Max PV
By Boehringer Ingelheim (formerly Fort Dodge). Modified live type 2b parvovirus product. Give subcutaneously. For dogs six weeks of age and older. 25-dose vial. *Residents of MN please ask your veterinarian for a prescription.

Vanguard Plus CPV
by Pfizer. Parvovirus modified live. Give either subcutaneously or intramuscularly. For dogs 6 weeks of age or older. 10-dose vial. *Residents of MN please ask your veterinarian for a prescription.

Coronavirus only

Duramune CV-K
By Boehringer Ingelheim (formerly Fort Dodge). Killed virus. Administer either subcutaneously or intramuscularly. For dogs 6 weeks of age and older. 10-dose vial.

Parvovirus/Coronavirus combination

Nobivac Puppy-DPv
formerly Progard Puppy DPV
By Intervet. Protect your growing puppy against canine distemper and parvovirus. Modified live. For dogs 4 weeks of age and older. Box of 25 doses. *Residents of MN please ask your veterinarian for a prescription.

Syringes with needles are also available for administering the vaccines (sold separately).

For more information please refer to our informative Vaccine Schedule For Dogs and How to Vaccinate Your Pet. Or view our Canine Vaccine Product Chart.

Keep track of your pet's vaccinations and medical records with a Pet Health Record (sold separately).

In accordance with federal packaging regulation 9CFR Part 112, vaccines may only be shipped in the manufacturer's original, unopened container. This regulation helps ensure vaccine quality and consistency in labeling. However, because of this regulation, we cannot accept open packages of vaccines for return or replacement once the seal or package has been broken.

We sell to breeders, groomers, kennels, catteries, shelters, rescue groups, farms, adoption agencies, veterinarians and other pet enthusiasts. We do not sell to other commercial entities, distributors, etc.

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Did You Know?
Only 50% of dogs and a mere 40% of cats are vaccinated against vaccine preventable diseases like distemper, parvovirus, hepatitis and feline leukemia. These diseases damage or take the lives of countless pets each year.

In an effort to help protect these unvaccinated pets and educate pet owners on the necessity of vaccinations, Drs. Foster and Smith has significantly lowered prices on all of its vaccine products and is offering a free and simple step-by-step online video on how to vaccinate your pet economically at home.