08/09/2026
Parvovirus is rife at the moment and can be incredibly serious. There are reports of at least 8 dogs that have died in Worcester.
Please be vigilant with your dogs out on walks, as well as anything/anyone entering the house.
⚠️ PARVOVIRUS ALERT
Good afternoon everyone,
Unfortunately, we have some difficult news to share. We have had a confirmed case of canine parvovirus Worcester.
Parvovirus is a highly contagious and potentially life-threatening virus, particularly in puppies and dogs who are not fully vaccinated. Sadly, despite our team providing intensive treatment and nursing care, the dog affected in this case has unfortunately passed away. 💔
We want to make sure everyone is aware so that we can help reduce the risk of further cases.
Please check your dog's vaccination status. If your dog hasn't had their vaccinations or booster within the last 12 months, please contact The Worcester Vet Group to arrange an appointment and make sure they are protected.
If your dog develops symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea (especially bloody diarrhoea), lethargy or loss of appetite, please contact us before bringing them into the practice. This allows us to take precautions and helps protect other patients.
Thank you for helping us keep our patients and the wider dog community safe. 🐾💚
The Worcester Vet Group