Sequelae of dog plague:

1. Decreased memory. The virus carried by canine distemper can easily damage the dog's nervous system. Even after it is cured, this damage will not disappear. The dog may have side effects of shaking its head, memory loss, and may forget what the previous owner trained.

2. The body is prone to allergies. After canine distemper is cured, the dog's body may become more sensitive. If the surrounding environment is hot and humid, it will easily make the dog sick.

3. Breathing is not smooth. Even after being cured, the dog may still have difficulty breathing, coughing, or runny nose.

4. The body is not coordinated. The relatively mild sequelae left after the dog is cured is physical incoordination. The dog is prone to standing unsteadily and its legs are prone to twitching, which makes the dog reluctant to walk.

5. Decreased appetite. In the past, dogs were very greedy, and they would probably not be able to move away when they saw food. Especially the food that dogs like to eat, they would keep eating and feel that they would never be full. However, dogs are prone to loss of appetite after canine distemper, and their nutrient absorption is not very good.

What to do if your dog has canine distemper:

1. In the early stage of canine distemper, the dog’s body temperature will rise significantly. The owner must dissipate heat for the dog in time. You can Move it to a cooler place, or feed it cool water to cool down. The owner can check the dog's temperature in the morning, noon and night. If the dog's body temperature drops too low, he should consider keeping him warm.

2. After the dog gets canine distemper, the owner can go to the pharmacy to buy fever medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine and antibiotics, distribute them appropriately according to the weight of the dog, and let the dog take them 2-3 times a day. If the dog doesn't take the medicine, the owner can feed it with a syringe.

3. For owners who have no treatment experience, they can send their dogs to the pet hospital as soon as possible for veterinary treatment. After recovery, the owner can feed the dog some nutritional supplements to help it supplement nutrition and improve immunity to prevent it from suffering from canine distemper again.