What should I do if my dog has canine distemper (canine distemper)?

Treatment methods for canine distemper in dogs
1. In the early stage of the disease, canine distemper monoclonal antibodies or anti-canine distemper hyperimmune serum can be injected, and symptomatic treatment can be carried out at the same time. Treat to treat.
2. The course of canine distemper is relatively long, and the physical condition of the sick dog will deteriorate. During the treatment of canine distemper, care must be strengthened. Good care and a comfortable environment are very beneficial to the dog's recovery.
3. Feed glucose water every day. If the convulsions are severe, you can inject sedatives or take diazepam. Prevention of canine distemper must be given priority, and preventive vaccination and disinfection and isolation must be carried out to prevent the spread of the epidemic.
4. At the same time, symptomatic treatment is also required. For example, in the case of more severe secondary eye infections, eye drops containing ingredients such as lysozyme and neomycin can be used.
5. It is recommended that owners take their dogs to the pet hospital for treatment in time after they are infected with canine distemper virus. The sooner the dog is treated, the greater the chance of recovery.
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