Canine parvovirus (CPV) is a highly resilient virus that can survive in the environment for a significant amount of time. In general, parvovirus can remain infectious on surfaces for several months, and in some cases, up to a year or more. It can withstand extreme temperatures and is resistant to many common disinfectants. This is why it's crucial to thoroughly clean and disinfect areas where infected dogs have been. For effective disinfection, use a solution containing bleach (1 part bleach to 30 parts water) or other products specifically labeled for use against parvovirus. Always ensure to clean surfaces of organic material before applying disinfectants for maximum effectiveness. Additionally, be cautious when introducing new dogs to areas where parvovirus may be present, especially puppies or unvaccinated dogs, as they are more susceptible to infection.

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Dog Health Dog Care Infectious Diseases Disinfection Canine Parvovirus