The difference between canine distemper and cold:

1. The symptoms of canine distemper and cold are different. The obvious symptoms of canine distemper include cough, runny nose, a lot of eye feces, fever, and possible general convulsions in the later stage. Dog colds are mainly upper respiratory tract infections. The main symptoms include coughing, sneezing, runny nose, elevated body temperature, loss of appetite, and lack of energy.

2. The prognosis of canine distemper and cold is different. Dogs generally have a poor prognosis after contracting canine distemper. If it causes neurological damage, it is irreversible. Dogs generally have a good prognosis after being cured of a cold.

3. The treatments for dog distemper and colds are different. Dog colds need to be treated with physical cooling or fever-reducing medications. Canine distemper needs to be treated with monoclonal antibodies, interferon, globulin, etc., as well as symptomatic treatment.

Treatment measures for canine distemper:

1. In the early stage of canine distemper, drugs such as canine distemper monoclonal antibodies and canine interferon need to be used promptly to prevent Inhibits viral replication.

2. Infection control drugs need to be used, such as drugs containing ceftiofur sodium, amoxicillin-clavulanate potassium and other ingredients.

3. If you have a severe cough, you can use drugs containing aminophylline, caracin and other ingredients.