Treatment methods for Greyhound canine distemper:

1. High-dose antiviral: Use ribavirin or ribavirin, subcutaneously injected into the dog’s neck skin. Take one tube (2ml) at a time, twice a day, do not dilute.

2. Large-dose anti-inflammatory: Cefotaxime sodium, the third generation of cephalosporins, is injected subcutaneously. Dissolve 1g of powder in 4ml of sterile water for injection. Inject half of it at a time, twice a day.

3. Enhance immunity: You can choose to feed serum, immunoglobulin, monoclonal antibodies, and thymosin. Dogs generally don’t eat it and need to pour it in, but be careful to avoid choking and coughing.

Preventive measures for Gree dog canine distemper:

1. Vaccination: The most effective measure to prevent dogs from being infected with canine distemper is to vaccinate them, usually three shots. Immunization vaccines can achieve our expected results;

2. Exercise more: You can take your dog for some basic exercises in your daily life, which can enhance the dog's resistance;

3. Frequent disinfection: When the dog comes home from an outing, the dog must be disinfected frequently to prevent external bacteria from remaining on the dog. The dog’s living environment must also be disinfected to prevent the growth of bacteria;< /p>

4. Try not to come into contact with sick dogs: Canine distemper spreads very quickly among dogs, and contact with the urine and feces of sick dogs will also increase the probability of getting sick.