Symptoms of encephalitis in dogs

Symptoms of encephalitis in dogs:
1. When the inflamed area is far away from the cerebral cortex and the area is small, the symptoms shown by dogs are relatively mild. .
2. Dogs may appear very excited or depressed, bark incessantly, run aimlessly, collide with objects, or even not recognize their owners.
3. In addition to affecting the dog's mental state, it will also affect the dog's body control. The dog will have muscle weakness, local or whole-body spasm and convulsions, and some sick dogs will collapse at any time. Symptoms of drowsiness.
Causes of encephalitis in dogs:
1. Encephalitis in dogs is caused by infectious and non-infectious factors.
2. Viral infection. The virus travels along the nerve trunk and then enters the nerve center through blood circulation, causing non-suppurative encephalitis.
3. Bacterial infection. Bacteria are transferred through the blood, causing secondary purulent meningitis.
4. Protozoal infection and fungal infection. Non-infectious factors include poisoning, granular meningoencephalitis, immune diseases, trauma, tumors, etc.
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