Performances of dogs recovering from canine distemper:

1. The dog’s appetite gradually recovers, no vomiting, no diarrhea, and indicators return to normal, etc.

2. The thick pads on the soles of the feet begin to soften and fall off, like new ones.

3. Respiratory symptoms have been alleviated, eye and nose secretions have been reduced, eyes are no longer dry and dry, and cough frequency has been reduced.

4. The dog’s nose becomes no longer dry, and the secretions from the eyes and nose gradually decrease.

5. The dog’s mental state gradually improved and he no longer lay down all the time.

6. Since the neurological symptoms of canine distemper virus have a certain incubation period, convulsions may appear after the dog recovers. If the dog has convulsions, it is recommended to use anti-epileptic drugs for treatment, and it is recommended to consult a pet doctor in time.