The three most terminal diseases of dogs - canine distemper

1. Symptoms:

① Early stage: Dogs suffering from canine distemper will show decreased appetite, poor energy, runny nose, fever, etc. Cold-like symptoms. If the owner does not observe carefully, he may think that the dog just has a cold and miss the best treatment period.
② Mid-term: As the dog is further eroded by the virus, the dog's condition further deteriorates. He is basically unable to eat, there is purulent secretion from the nose and eyes, and the dog is also accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea. The duration It can last more than 1 month.
③ Late stage: Dogs will develop neurological symptoms, including epilepsy, spinning in circles, abnormal standing posture, unstable gait, muscle pain and weakness, etc., and finally even coma. Generally speaking, dogs will die after 1-2 weeks.

2. Treatment method:

If a dog suffers from canine distemper, the dog should first be injected with a relatively large dose of monoclonal antibody, and then the dog should be injected with serum, and at the same time, the dog should be given globulin supplements to let the dog resistance becomes better. Then you should take some anti-inflammatory drugs and replenish them about six hours apart, and then go for symptomatic treatment. During this period, you should also strengthen the management of the feed, supplement sufficient nutrition, and eat appropriate foods that are easier to absorb.

Three major terminal diseases of dogs - canine parvovirus

1. Symptoms:

① Hemorrhagic enteritis: Hemorrhagic enteritis usually occurs in puppies between 2 and 6 months old. The incubation period is 1-2 weeks. Dogs usually become ill suddenly, and initially show signs of depression, dry nose, flushing of the conjunctival membrane in the early stage, paleness in the later stage, and vomiting. In the later stage, the dog will rapidly lose weight, collapse of the eye sockets, reduced skin elasticity, and capillaries. Prolonged filling time,
②Myocarditis: Myocarditis type is mostly seen in puppies under 2 months old before and after weaning. The dogs are in good spirits at the beginning of the sudden onset and have mild diarrhea. Some dogs have vomiting, Rapid weakness will lead to difficulty breathing, visible mucous membranes being pale, and some dogs may waddle in walking or even have difficulty standing, be highly depressed, refuse to eat, have elevated body temperature, and have intracardiac murmurs on heart auscultation.

2. Treatment methods:

① Fasting and water deprivation: What the owner has to do is to give the dog food and water deprivation. If the dog eats food and drinks water, it will only aggravate the condition, but the owner can Choose to feed your dog glucose water to replenish energy and prevent your dog from collapse.
② Timely medical treatment: If you find that your dog is accompanied by vomiting, dry nose and other symptoms, you should be cautious and take your dog to the hospital for treatment in time.
③Disinfection at home: Special attention must be paid to the hygiene at home. The home should be disinfected and cleaned regularly. If there are other dogs in the home, it is recommended to check and isolate them. The elderly and children should also be isolated to maintain home hygiene. Carry out disinfection and ventilation.
④Keep warm: Ensure that the dog is kept warm during the period when the dog is sick, especially when the weather at night is worse than during the day.The temperature of the day should be low, so the dog should be kept warm.

The three major terminal diseases of dogs - canine coronavirus

1. Symptoms:

① Frequent vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, occasional fever and other symptoms, the condition will last 3-20 sky.
② Puppies will die due to severe dehydration, leading to electrolyte imbalance.
③ Some coronaviruses will break out together with parvovirus infection, and the mortality rate after mixing with parvovirus is as high as 83%.

2. Treatment methods:

① Infusion: Dogs suffering from coronavirus should replenish a large amount of fluids to correct electrolyte imbalance. If the dog can eat and drink, with only mild diarrhea and no vomiting symptoms, the dog can eat and drink to replenish water and prevent dehydration.
② Antibiotics: Use antibiotics to control possible secondary bacterial infections and gastrointestinal inflammation.
③ Antiemetic: Antiemetic, ondansetron and metoclopramide are the more commonly used antiemetics for pets.
④ Deworming: Use deworming medicine correctly to prevent parasites from affecting the treatment effect.