Canine microcephaly is an acute infectious disease of dogs caused by infection with the microvirus. There are two clinical manifestations, the hemorrhagic enteritis type and the myocarditis type. The hemorrhagic enteritis type is characterized by severe vomiting, hemorrhagic enteritis and a significant decrease in white blood cells, while the myocarditis type is characterized by sudden death. The clinical manifestations of either type are characterized by high morbidity, mortality, and infectiousness, and all require systematic and standardized symptomatic treatment. The prevention and treatment measures require good immunization of dogs, timely isolation of sick dogs and disinfection of kennels and other supplies when there is an outbreak of this disease.
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