In the later stages of canine distemper, dogs will have difficulty breathing, and there will be inflammation in the trachea, lungs and other respiratory tracts. The dog needs to be given aerosol treatment to prevent the dog from suffocating. The amount of infusion should also be reduced to prevent pulmonary edema. If bacterial infection occurs, antibiotics should be used appropriately for treatment according to the condition. In addition, dogs in the late stage of canine distemper cannot walk normally. If neurological symptoms such as foaming at the mouth and twitching of limbs occur, it means that the condition is very serious. Drugs such as acepromazine and diazepam can be used to control convulsions.

Precautions after treatment of canine distemper:

1. After the dog has been systematically treated in the hospital, the pet owner must improve the treatment of the dog at home. nutrition and basic immunity.

2. The food made for dogs must be easy to digest, such as lean meat porridge or dog food soaked until soft. Remember not to feed milk, as this is not good for your dog’s stomach.

3. You can feed some nutritional paste and protein powder appropriately. If the dog doesn’t like to eat, be sure to use syringe feeding to provide nutrition.