author(s)
S Dash, MR Das, SK Senapati, RC Patra, PC Behera 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 effect of therapeutic regimen on the survivility and mortality rates in Canine Parvo Virus Infection. Inspite of aggressive therapy, the CPV infected dogs showing the symptoms of profuse vomition with foul smelling bloody diarrhoea were treated with parenteral fluid therapy, broad spectrum antibiotics, anti-emetics, anti-haemorrhagic and canine parvovirus anti serum with other supportive therapy. After recovering the survivility rate (85.71%) was found more in dogs above 12 months age group than other two Groups viz. 1-3 months (79.16%) and 4-12 months (73.03%) of age. Similarly, it was noted that the survival rate (90.62%) was more in dogs in CPV infection those were treated with conventional with hyper immune serum method than only conventional method of therapy (65.62%).