I believe that parents who raise dogs will be familiar with canine distemper. Canine distemper is a fatal disease for dogs. Countless dogs die every year due to canine distemper, so parents can effectively prevent canine distemper. Distemper is very necessary, so do you know some of the symptoms of canine distemper? Today I will give you a brief introduction to some of the symptoms of canine distemper.

Canine distemper is a very serious infectious disease that spreads quickly and can cause great harm to all dogs. If the disease can be detected and treated in time, the probability of cure will be higher. Therefore, as a dog owner, it is best to grasp the early symptoms of canine distemper in order to detect the disease in time and reduce the harm.

Under normal circumstances, the incubation period of canine distemper is 3-9 days, and there are many symptoms, which are different in different periods. The various symptoms are mainly related to the virulence, the dog’s resistance, environment and age. The early symptoms of canine distemper mainly include high body temperature, as high as 39.5 to 41 degrees Celsius, loss of appetite, poor energy, and symptoms such as nasal discharge, sneezing, and diarrhea. These symptoms are very similar to those of a cold, so many dog ​​owners treat them as if they are a cold, with predictable consequences. When a dog is infected with canine distemper, it will also develop high body temperature, cough, purulent nasal discharge, etc. within 2 to 14 days. These are the symptoms of canine distemper in the middle stage.

Although the initial symptoms of canine distemper are very similar to those of a cold, there are differences. Colds are rarely likely to recur, but canine distemper is likely to recur, which requires the seriousness and care of dog owners. observe. When your dog has a fever, you must first measure the temperature. If it is higher than 39 degrees and accompanied by loss of appetite, it is recommended that the dog owner buy test strips to test to see if the dog is infected with canine distemper. , and go to the hospital for examination in time. Do not come into contact with sick dogs during the hospital examination, and do not get close to canine feces on the road, etc.

Finally, I would like to remind all dog parents that for the health of their babies, they must learn more about dog-related knowledge in their daily lives and have some common sense about diseases.