Canine distemper is not a zoonotic disease. It is very dangerous for dogs once they contract it, with a high mortality rate and almost a narrow escape from death. There are also dogs that have been cured but left with sequelae. The symptoms and treatment methods of canine distemper sequelae will give you a comprehensive understanding!

Canine distemper sequelae

1. Reduced appetite

Reduced appetite is the cause of canine distemper in dogs One of the sequelae is that the dog may not be able to move the food before, especially the food it likes to eat, and may feel that it is never enough. But after canine distemper, its appetite was obviously not as good as before, and its nutrient absorption was not very good.

2. Breathing difficulty

Even if canine distemper can be cured, the dog will still have difficulty breathing in the later stages and feel difficulty breathing, which can easily cause If you have a cough or runny nose, you should distinguish it from general cold symptoms before giving medicine to your dog, otherwise it may be counterproductive.

3. Nerve damage

If the dog has neurological canine distemper, its nervous system will be damaged, even if the canine distemper has been cured Heat and nerve damage are irreparable, and the dog may shake its head, and its memory declines, making it difficult to recall previously trained things.

4. Physical allergies

After canine distemper is cured, the dog’s body will become very sensitive, especially when the surrounding environment is relatively humid and hot, eczema will appear on the body. If you have symptoms of skin diseases, you must pay more attention to cleanliness and hygiene to prevent your dog from being affected by the disease.

The above describes the symptoms of canine distemper sequelae. Parents can usually feed their dogs some nutritious and easy-to-digest food. It is best to soak the dog food before feeding it to the dogs, give them more massages, and spend more time with the dogs when you have time, they will be very happy.