Wudi Quankang, a special medicine for canine distemper, has significant therapeutic effects in treating canine distemper, enteritis, febrile diarrhea, common colds and neurological diseases. Wudi Quankang uses borneol, ginseng, forsythia, pearl, and Pulsatilla. , honeysuckle, coptis, gastrodia elata and other high-quality and precious Chinese medicinal materials. It is mainly used to treat various difficult and miscellaneous diseases of canine distemper, and also has special therapeutic effects. It is a pure Chinese medicine and is completely suitable for treating dogs. There are no side effects.

1. How to use specific drugs for canine distemper

1. Wudi Quankang, a specific drug for canine distemper, is suitable for dogs with canine distemper symptoms at all stages. Feed the dog three times a day, once in the morning, noon and evening.

2. For dogs under 2.5 kg, take half a pill at a time, for dogs between 2.5-10 kg, one pill, for dogs 10-25 kg, 2 pills at a time, and for dogs over 25 catties, take three pills at a time, with a course of 7 days.

3. After feeding the medicine, you can properly feed the dog some glucose water and a small amount of salt, in small amounts and multiple times each time.

2. Precautions for canine distemper specific drugs

1. Wudi Quankang, a special medicine for canine distemper, is a traditional Chinese medicine with a bitter taste. The dog will definitely not adapt to it at first, so the owner must be patient.

2. The dog should be careful not to catch a cold during the treatment. If it is properly controlled, it can usually be cured in one or two courses of medication.

3. Pneumonic canine distemper is relatively slow to treat, and more serious cases require two or three courses of treatment. Therefore, during treatment with the canine distemper specific drug Wudi Quankang, serum and interferon can be administered for several days.

The above are the medication methods and precautions for canine distemper medicine. Owners must adhere to the methods in the article when using medicine for their dogs. I believe that the dog will recover soon.