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The study aims to evaluate the prevalence and factors associated with canine parvovirus cases among dogs in Cebu, Philippines.

A Retrospective Study on Canine Parvovirus Cases (2018-2024) in Cebu, Philippines

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This retrospective study assesses canine parvovirus prevalence and vaccination status in dogs, indicating the need for increased vaccinations.

The study aims to evaluate the prevalence and factors associated with canine parvovirus cases among dogs in Cebu, Philippines.
Conducted a retrospective analysis of suspected and confirmed CPV cases.
Tested cases using commercially available test kits.
Examined clinical records from various veterinary facilities.
Processed and coded qualifying cases for statistical analysis.
A total of 1,014 dog cases were analyzed, with 72.7% testing positive for CPV.
Shih Tzus and mixed breeds exhibited higher positivity rates.
Unvaccinated dogs had significantly higher infection rates compared to vaccinated ones.
Younger dogs with incomplete vaccinations were at greater risk of being CPV-positive.

Ybañez et al. (2026) studied this question.

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This retrospective study assesses canine parvovirus prevalence and vaccination status in dogs, indicating the need for increased vaccinations.