The symptoms of canine distemper in the American Cocker Spaniel:

1. The symptoms shown by the American Cocker Spaniel in the early stages of canine distemper are very similar to the symptoms of a cold, mainly: Loss of appetite, abnormal secretions in the nasal cavity, abnormal secretions from the corners of the eyes, and periodic fever. It may even reach about 40 degrees in the first day or two, and then the body temperature will gradually return to normal, but it will rise again soon.

2. In the later stages of canine distemper, American Cocker Spaniels may develop corneal ulcers, rice-sized red spots, purulent papules, and edema on the skin of the lower abdomen and groin. Stuck dogs are also accompanied by vomiting, foul-smelling feces, loose stools, and sometimes blood and bubbles in the feces.

How to deal with canine distemper in American Cocker Spaniel:

1. Give it daily infusion and injection treatment according to the doctor’s prescription. You can give it a monoclonal injection Antibodies and interferons, and also feed dogs some foods that can help improve immunity.

2. The environment where dogs live and the places they frequently visit must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected every day to keep the environment clean and prevent sick dogs from contracting other diseases.

3. Dog care should be strengthened every day. For example, comb the hair, clean the eyes, give eye drops to the dog, etc. Pay attention to keeping the dog warm and never let it catch a cold.