Abstract

Canine parvovirus (CPV) modified live virus vaccines are able to infect vaccinated dogs replicating in the bloodstream and enteric mucosa. However, the exact duration and extent of CPV vaccine-induced viremia and fecal shedding arenot known. With the aim to fill this gap, 26 dogs were administeredtwo commercial vaccines containing a CPV-2 orCPV-2b strain and monitored for 28 days after vaccination. By using real-timePCR, vaccine-induced viremia and shedding were found to be long lasting for both vaccinal strains (19-22 and 12-19 mean days, respectively), occurring at higher loads for the CPV-2b strain. With neither vaccine there was any interference with in-clinic or hemagglutination testing. The present study adds new insights into the CPV vaccine persistence in the organism and possible interference with diagnostic tests.

Autore Pugliese

• Cavalli Alessandra , Crescenzo Giuseppe , Lucente Maria Stella , Decaro Nicola

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• CAVALLI A.;CRESCENZO G.;LUCENTE M.S.;DECARO N.

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2014

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