Treatment methods for canine distemper in fawn dogs:

1. Generally, doctors will treat fawn dogs by injecting serum into them. This is in the early stage of the disease. There will be very good results.

2. The environment in which the fawn dog lives and the places frequently visited must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected every day. Keep the environment clean and avoid contracting other diseases.

3. Fluid injections and medications can help control diarrhea and vomiting to prevent dehydration.

4. When the sun is mild outdoors, you can take your fawn dog to bask in the sun. Ultraviolet rays in sunlight also have a very good sterilizing effect.

Symptoms of canine distemper:

1. If a dog has canine distemper, its appetite will be greatly reduced, and its eyes and nose will be discolored to varying degrees. secretions.

2. Dogs infected with the disease often develop corneal ulcers in the later stages. There are rice-grained red spots, edema and purulent papules on the skin of the lower abdomen and medial thighs. Frequent vomiting, constipation and soon diarrhea, feces with foul odor, sometimes mixed with blood and air bubbles.

3. Slight twitching of the mouth and eyes. In severe cases, there may be drooling and empty chewing.

4. Common symptoms include runny nose, increased eye mucus, lack of energy, pneumonia, blindness, epilepsy, etc. in severe cases.