author(s)
S Dash, MR Das, SK Senapati, GR Jena, I Nath and S Sathapathy

abstract
A total 64 numbers of dogs (36 male and 28 female) were divided age wise into three age groups viz. group A (1-3 months), group B (4-12 months) and group C (more than 12 months) with 24, 26 and 14 animals in the said age groups respectively and sex wise into exotic (52 animals) and indigenous breeds (12 animals) to study the therapeutic alternations of haematological parameters and electrolyte concentration in Canine Parvo Virus infection after treatment with conventional method and conventional with administration of hyperimmune sera. Further, the exotic group included small (10 animals), medium (6 animals) and large (36 animals) sized dogs. The Hb % of both exotic and indigenous breeds irrespective of the size did not differ significantly after treatment with conventional method. No variations were observed in PCV, MCV, MCHC and MCH values among and within the breeds of dogs after conventional method of treatment. Similarly, no variations were found in the values of Neutrophil, Eosinophil and Monocyte among different age groups of dogs after treatment with conventional method with administration of hyperimmune sera. No variations were observed in TLC value, N%, L%, E% and M% values in male and female dogs after treatment with conventional method.