Precautions for the treatment of canine infectious hepatitis:

1. Canine infectious hepatitis is caused by the canine infectious hepatitis virus through the digestive tract. It is widely popular and It spreads quickly and has a high incidence rate. Therefore, when sick dogs are found, they should be isolated in time to prevent the spread of the epidemic source.

2. Strengthen the feeding and management of sick dogs, and carry out sanitation and disinfection of the surrounding environment.

3. Develop an immunization program, prepare vaccinations, and improve the body's immunity. At present, the two-combination vaccine for canine distemper and the five-combination vaccine for canine distemper are widely used. The first vaccination is given at 2 to 3 months of age, and again after 20 days.

4. Early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment of sick dogs can reduce death or corneal damage and improve the cure rate. For corneal injuries that are discovered late and occur, the dog should be given mental comfort and encouraged to take medication to increase its confidence in regaining sight.

What are the symptoms of dog hepatitis:

1. Increased water consumption and increased urine output.

2. Symptoms such as anorexia, vomiting, and diarrhea may occur.

3. Some dogs may even show symptoms such as jaundice and skin and conjunctiva.